You're the man, always plugging away with videos that fit what I'm looking for. Thank you sir.

Regarding yes/no dice rolls that have gradated results, there's also the matter of how often you would want to have mixed results occur over absolute results. On the one hand, a d6 could work just fine if the results are "No, and...," "No," "No, but...," "Yes, but...," "Yes," and "Yes, and..." However, if you want the results with "and" and "but" to occur less often so that you reduce the fatigue of having to figure out how to represent the conditional part, you may want to use a die with more sides on it and have the absolute results occur more often while each conditional result occurs on only one side. For example, with a d10, a 1 could be "No, and...," a 2-4 could be "No," a 5 could be "No, but...," a 6 could be "Yes, but..." a 7-9 could be "Yes," and a 0 could be "Yes, and..." Other than that, good video!

Great tips. I liked your yes/no oracle example too. I use something similar for a gradient answer oracle. As an example I'd ask: How difficult is this encounter? A 4-5 is the baseline or average/medium result. Any lower is more difficult and any higher is easier. Getting harder and easier respectively at the extremes. I do the same for loot. "How much loot do I get?" I set a baseline amount before rolling (which would be the amount I'd get if I rolled a 4-5) and then I roll. I don't know if I have any good oracle tips but my favourite yes/no oracle is to roll a D8 and I need to get a 7 or 8 to succeed. I can add a +0 up to a +4 to this roll depending on the difficulty. With this system there's always at least a 25% chance of success or a max of a 75% chance of success. Also having only 5 different percentages to choose from is a nice amount imo. If a "And/but" modifier makes sense for the question I'll also roll a D4 with it. A 1 being a "but" and a 4 being an "and". Great video and great topic.

Thanks for the tips! I especially like the one about phrasing questions in a way that drives the narrative forward. It's all to easy to game even a Yes/No oracle if you know the roll is weighted one way or another, just by rephrasing the question. So this will be food for thought as to "how can I ask better questions?"

Simple idea but I like the idea of using two emulators at once. Been using the Fobidden Lands rules recently and loving it. I also have 1st ed Mythic. Going to use both next session, which may well be later on today.