Good morning, let's talk Open D6! How do you deal with magic?

>>54814471
I've looked over Mini Six and I'm impressed that it's something that seems mostly full featured in such a small package. Though I can't really fully judge it because I haven't been able to find a group to play it with.

Though the Wound system makes me worried about the combat. Like it looks like something where if you get hit at all, you're completely fucked because the wound system there's a slippery slope that means it's gonna get easier and easier for you to die because you'll be made incompetent from the wound penalties.

Though I guess that means it's a system where you run through new characters every session or two due to incredibly high mortality? Or is it basically to discourage combat entirely as something that's messy and that you should avoid whenever possible?

Seems like it'd maybe work best for like a survival horror game or something.

Mind you, combat is my least favorite thing about RPGs so I don't care all that much but it is a surprising feature of the system I didn't expect.

I'm a pretty big fan of Mini Six when I just want to use a movie or tv show setting and I want something I can quickly prototype. It just feels right to use for that sort of thing.

>>54814471
How different is this from WEG SW d6?

>>54814471
I had a brief love affair with D6/Mini Six, but the more I played it the less I could overlook its glaring flaws.
The math is wonky, there's a much bigger difference between having just one more (or less) dice than your opponent than I think the designers accounted for. The action economy is completely fucked, and the wound system is borked.

>>54818195
It's not different, it's the same system. WEG tried to make the D6 System, which I believe started with the Ghostbusters RPG actually before being expanded upon for Star Wars, into a universal system.

I love the open d6 system. But magic is really the worst.
I use the houserule about pushing the limit. Using Hp rather the wounds I let the PC's get to 0 hp without any lost of skills. Once there they can choose to passout or keep fighting.
If they choose to keep fighting they roll phy and if they roll less then their -hp value they die. At the end of the turn they take d6 damage

>>54818279
How would you fix its flaws?