This GM screen contains pretty much every chart you could reasonably need to run a Sixcess game (at least without knowing the exact genre/setting of game being run). I happen to like the art quite a bit as well.

It is the exact same character sheet that is in the Sixcess Core rule book. Very convenient if you only have a physical copy of the book.

I got drawn into Sixcess (6s) Core through my interest in trying something new, such as the "Promised Sands" Campaign that makes use of the Sixcess core.

This Sixcess ruleset is one of the easiest I have used so far. It simply uses the standard 6-sided dice (one of the oldest and most popular dice sets). In fact, the whole rule system is designed to encourage quick and easy game play and thus avoids a common gaming pitfall, which plagues many other game systems. I will not mention names, but some of the other game systems actually see players argue over mechanics far too often, something that will not happen in 6s core.

Furthermore, the 6s rules are versatile enough to use in campaigns from traditional fantasy to science fiction to anything in between or even merged. Sixcess also introduces an innovative "faith" mechanic that actually allows characters to use the power of prayer and divine guidance in a very meaningful way (almost like many believe happens in real life).

The only minor draw-back is that even though there is some truly awesome artwork, a few of the artists did not do justice to this very innovative game setting. While, I know that great artists can make purchasing a game book expensive, it is still best to avoid mixing awesome artwork with other artwork of lesser quality.

All in all, the Sixcess Core book is great value for money, and will prove very useful when new Campaigns using this system come out, such as "Elfwood" and "Promised Sands".

SixCess is an amazingly diverse gaming system. The mechanics are simple to pick up, but allow for a variety of genres of gaming to be accomplished using the system. When you first sit down to play, the system itself might throw you off, as it is similar to other systems out there that use a dice pool type of mechanic, but it has it's own unique twist on it that sets it apart from the run of the mill game system. In actual game play, it is fluid and dynamic, with an intuitive ease that is really welcoming to newer players, without making the GM have to hand hold everyone through the process. I first played this game as a Demo at our local Convention, and I can easily say it was universally liked by those that sat down to play, and even those who aren't gamers, who watched the session have come up to me since that day mentioning how much they were impressed with the ease at which they were able to follow the action. I definitely recommend adding this gem to your gaming collection like I have. Also, if you get a chance, check out their ElfWood campaign source...the adventure we played in was based there, and its a truly unique take on several classic fantasy themes. If you like Pirates, Elves, and new origin stories, this is a product for you!

A very rare gem in a sea of RPG games that flood the market. Sixcess offers a variety of world settings to play that are completely interchangeable. You want to steam punk it one game but have your players whisked away to a remote desert planet the next? No problem. It's all done with no muss or fuss.

The game mechanics are made simple and easy without being overly so. The need for consulting charts and tables is completely done away with as everything can be seen with the results of the die roll. Cheesy or cunning depending on your outlook, yet brilliantly simple, your looking for Sixcesses on a d6.

The concepts of each game bring new and interesting twists to existing genres while at the same time bringing whole new devious ideas to the table as well. Both for players and for GMs.

I had a privilege of speaking with the entire staff at Gen Con and I absolutely loved the passion each of them shows for this game. That passion can clearly be seen in the work they put into these settings.

The art within this book does an excellent job of placing the image of the different settings into your mind without forcing a strict set of details of the world. This lets GMs add more elements to their game limited only to their devious imaginations.

All in all, trust me get this game, give it a try. You will not be disappointed. If your interested in seeing some more artwork or news you can always check out their site or my own personal fan created page (sadly still a work in progress).

https://www.facebook.com/SixcessHarshRealities

Really interesting "take" on an RPG from a Christian world-view. Worth the read just for the perspective; avoids a lot of cliches.