Vero's heroines in peril RPG (Nivel 1) mail warning

There are two states in the game, with monsters that have an intent to do lewd actions to the heroine and when the heroine is in no danger or getting used, we call them [Free mode] and [Risk mode], the game starts in [Free mode], giving the heroine the opportunity to to explore, look for clues, cast a spell, masturbate, whatever she wants to do, that is what is called Free Mode. The only hard rule about free mode, is that she can only cast one enchantment spell at a time.

Each turn, before she takes an EF action card, she can do a roll, if there are no monsters to resist, she can do a roleplay skill roll to try to get an advantage, if there are monsters that has given her an [intent] she can try to resist an intent to cancel it or do a roleplaying roll.

Advantages can include, clues of what is happening in the story, casting spells to protect from future monsters, try to hide to delay the monsters, roleplay interactions like trying to charm someone with her charisma. Use your imagination and be clever, or be horny, perverted girls that do the not so clever options are also very cute.

A failed roll will probably end [Free mode] and give the heroine an [intent], a monster trying to give an [intent] to the heroine will also end [Free mode], when the heroine is no longer under any intent and there are no monsters, she goes back to [Free mode], spells that fail will always give the heroine an [intent] or even two.

An [intent] is when the dungeon maestra is trying to bully the heroine, through monsters, traps, the failure of a heroine on a roleplaying roll or the heroine herself making up an intent on her.

The heroine has to choose if her one roll per turn, is going to be to try to overcome one intent or if she wants to try a roleplaying roll instead, while the heroine has not overcome an [intent] the heroine suffers an associated [effect]

Some example of the effects can be:
Rolls get more difficult, only a 6 is a sucess.
The heroine skip the turn. (I remember bad end battle having trouble with skipping actions, so don't do this in that mode)
The heroine has to redraw her actions.
Dungeon Maestra chooses the heroine actions or bans type of heroine action.
Other punishment that the maestra and the heroine player talk.

The format of an intent goes as follows

[The monster intent description] - (skill to resist) - [effect]

For example: The slime is trying to grapple you (Strength to resist) [The heroine is in close combat, The heroine can move away or use attack actions or spells]

Once the [intent] is overcome, the effect is no longer in play, unless some other rule specifies it, for example a succubus curse could be stay as on through all the game, as that is a powerful monster that can corrupt heroines.

Mundane skills

Mundane skills are less effective but less dangerous than magic skills, they all start with at least one point, their primary use is to overcome the intents of monsters but they can also be in free rolls

Quick: Quick thinking, fast reflexes, dodge and sneak. Used to overcome surprise attacks and dodge quick attacks. Free roll example: Trying to hide away, successfully hiding delays the monster intent by one turn.

Might: Endurance, strength. Used to escape grappling creatures and endure heavy attacks and punishment. Free roll example: Climb to an advantageous position, the first roll to endure is one point easier.

Mind: Willpower, and intelligence, used to endure mental attacks like hypnosis and dispel pesky spells and curses. Free roll example: Search for clues, the heroine gains a clue about the quest or her enemies, a clue can be spent to make a free roll easier.

Magic skills

Magic skills are more dangerous that mundane skills, but are also more effective and versatile, they are not used to overcome intents, unless the particular spell says so, or the enemy is vulnerable thanks to the information discovered in a clue.

Heroine actions that cast spells need skill rolls, always using the best non mundane skill but they are 1 point easier.

Fairy Magic (Pink): Used to trick monsters with illusions and confusion, pink magic is quick but it's effects tend to disappear fast, but it's user also tends to not be there when the magic loses it;s effect. Confusion and distraction spell actions are easier by one point.

Fire Magic (Red): Is the magic of the dragons and is primary about damage, spell attacks that cause damage are easier with fire magic by one point.

Nature magic (Green)
Binding magic (Gold)
Dark magic (Purple)

Submissive:

A heroine starts with one point on all the mundane non magical skills and zero points on the magical skills.

At first level the heroine gets 3 points to spend into the skills, she can't go no higher than a 3 in a skill, she also has to choose 2 skills that lose a point on them.

Skills at 1 succeed with a 6 on the die, skills at 2 succeed with a 5 or a 6, skills that get over a 2 succeed with a 4,5 or 6.

Skills under 1 point need double sixes. Skills at negative give the character a weakness, an special rule that affect the heroine through her whole adventure, even if the stat is somehow promoted.