Yet Another GLOG Hack

Here's yet another hack based off Skerples' GLOG rules and The Black Hack 2E.

I made it to solve specific issues at my table (see below)

There's two version: v0.2 is really just the GLOG and the Black Hack mashed up, while v0.5 incorporates all sorts of other, weirder changes: fast combat from Into the Odd, thoughts on inventory systems from DIY & Dragons, Arnold K's popcorn-treasure, and other tinkering.

v 0.2 (GLOG+Black Hack)

v 0.5 (All sorts of stuff, like a stir-fry)


ISSUES IT'S TRYING TO SOLVE:

- As little math as possible.
Everything is either Advantage/Disadvantage or stepping die sizes up or down

- Inventory systems count as math. Buying supplies takes FOREVER. Players are bored by book-keeping.
This is the least OSR thing, maybe. All adventuring gear is simplified down to 1 of 4 generic packages: Supplies, Camp Gear, Tools, and Torches. If 1 player has a package, there's enough for everyone. Packages either can be tested for special bonuses, or are there for the GM to impose location/time pressure. The party starts with all 4 packages and can dive right in. 

- Players don't really care about inventory slots in short sessions.
Limited inventory systems. Armour takes up a lot of slots. Treasure is always Bulky. 

- High-level players are hitpoint sinks
GLOG tops out at Level 4 for class templates. HP is low across the board. The Black Hack's armour system is there to give players an 'out', but extended adventuring is a risky choice. No heal-bot clerics: you get a weird priest type instead, who's like a very religious bard.

- Magic is a bit boring in TBH
I just used the GLOG's magic system. 

- Low investment in XP / What kind of tone are we going for here?
This could just be my table: my players don't really care about the Black Hack's XP systems, so I created 3 so they could choose a tone they wanted.

- No retirement tables
I made a retirement table. 

- I quite like mutation tables. The Black Hack one is a bit gonzo, isn't it?
I made a less gonzo mutation table.


HEY U FORGOT MONSTER STATS

For monsters, all you need is a Level (i.e. a hit die), an armour value from 1 to 3 (which functions as straight damage resistance), a damage die, and a list of special abilities.

As so:

Ogre (Level 5), Armour 2, d10.
(Seize and fling. Test Dex or be grabbed and thrown at another PC. d8 to 2 PCs)

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Salt and pepper with your favourite subsystems as you wish.