Prompts

• Subtract your d6 roll from your d10 roll. Move forward or back that many Prompts.
• You can’t go further back than the first Prompt or further ahead than the last Prompt.
• If landing on the same Prompt again, use its next entry.
• If all entries on a page have been used, skip to the next Prompt.
• You do not have to answer every question in a Prompt.

Experiences and Memories

• An Experience is a particular event. A good format is [Description of the event]; [how I feel or what I did about it]—[optionally more information, if required or helpful]. Every Prompt will create an Experience, unless instructed otherwise.
• A Memory is an arc of Experiences tied together by subject or theme. One Memory holds up to three related Experiences.
• Up to five Memories can be remembered at one time. If a new Experience doesn’t fit any existing Memory, an existing Memory must be forgotten (or moved to a Diary) to make space for a new Memory.

Characters

• Characters are people with whom you have a relationship, named and described in sentence fragments.
• Prompts will tell you to create them as Mortal or Immortal.
• Add more descriptors each time you interact with a Character while resolving a Prompt.
• You can include Characters in Prompt resolution even when not required by the Prompt.
• You also must create a new Character if a Prompt includes one who doesn’t exist.
• Mortal Characters are removed when you realize they have died of old age (typically every four or five prompts). Otherwise, Characters only die when a Prompt tells you.

Skills

• Skills are what you can or might do.