@Bright: Thanks! Skills... first, there's a slightly-unclear explanation here:m<a class="postlink" href="http://1d4chan.org/wiki/Simple_D6_-_Third_Edition">http://1d4chan.org/wiki/Simple_D6_-_Third_Edition</a>mVery simplified version: The system works by rolling six-sided dice. You must roll 3,4,5 or 6 to succeed. Anything you can attempt you roll one dice for. If you have a related skill you get to roll another dice. Thus success if you roll 3,4,5,6 on either dice. You don't buy 'ranks' in skills, but rather increasing precise skills. So you might ahve<br/><br/>So doing swordfighting you'd have:<br/>Standard first dice<br/>Second dice from 'Close Combat' skill<br/>but because you can't take a second rank in 'Close Combat' you then chose<br/>'Swordfighting'<br/>which would give you three dice to roll when swordfighting<br/>but if you were using an axe for some reason, you'd be down to two dice because 'swordfighting' wouldn't apply<br/><br/>@RK: I... kind of want to say no. Part of the reason I 'like' this setting is that vore is something men strive to avoid because it's both painful and fatal... and are forced into anyway, because women enjoy it.<br/><br/>Note that any player can set limits on any scene, so you never have to lose a character if you don't want to. That said, I can see why you'd like to see a scene to completion without having to 'safeword' like that without loosing your character.<br/><br/>So, off the cuff, here is what I have in mind... lets say that if a character is digested, if the devouring woman so chooses, she can retain his soul in his digested form and crap him out as faeces*. If she forced another person to swallow those faeces, then we could say that the soul of the digested person forces out the soul of the person doing the eating... this would be very rare in the world, but of course an enjoyed character can be the rare exception... it allows reformation whilst still being something men would try to avoid like the plague...**<br/><br/>*I think this appeared in some of the interactive chapters, and although its not my favorite part of the interactive we should try to include reasonable details from our source material.<br/><br/>**except offering intriguing possibilities for regeneration and rebirth... I forgot to mention it, but I had in mind that Vores would live long and healthy lives, aging to an attractive fortysomething appearance maintained by a healthy diet of men and boys, before losing the abillity to vore at some advanced age (ninety, lets say) and going downhill quickly at that point, and dying shortly thereafter.<br/><br/>Does that work for you?