Busty Barbarian Bimbos
Braindead Bimbo Barbarians is an in-progress /tg/ homebrew system where the players take on the roles of the titular characters in a "swords and sluttery" setting. Everything here is, at best, an early beta.
SLUT Engine
Slap: is a Bimbo's physical strings and capability to bring the hurt. It's the key component of melee combat and athletics.
Legs: is limberness and physical reflexes. It's key in shooting, throwing, acrobatics, stealth, etc.
Uhm: is the closest thing Bimbos have to Int. It's used for dealing with traps, using tech if things get sci-fi-ish, counting, and possibly some magic.
Tits: is charisma, sexuality, and lust. These are inseparable to a Bimbo. It's used for manipulation, feats of sexual pleasure, and possibly some magic.
These stats have a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 6 (though items and temporary mods can change this). When a bimbo attempts an action that has a chance to succeed or fail, the GM will call for a check against one of these stat. For an easy check, the player rolls 1d6. For a medium check, the player rolls 2d6, and the player rolls 3d6 for a difficult check. In all checks, if all dice rolled are equal to or below the bimbo's stat, she succeeds.
Rolling all ones results in a critical success, while rolling all sixes results in a critical failure. For criticals in combat, consult the relevant table. Non-combat criticals are currently up to the DM.
At the GM's discretion, a player may "raise" to increase the difficulty of a roll in exchange for a better result.
A Word on Math
Math is like, hard n' stuff. The SLUT engine is as math-lite as possible to accommodate in-character play and because it's funny in the context of the premise.
Character Creation
To create a bimbo, roll 3d6. The first d6 is the bimbo's Slap, the second is her Legs, and the third is her Uhm. Subtract the total from 19, and whatever is left over becomes her Titties. This process cannot take any stat over 6, so randomly assign any points that are left over. Bimbos have a base movement speed of 3. The GM may choose to allow starting equipment as well, usually a weapon and a generic, poor quality outfit that provides no modifiers.
Alternate character gen:
Produces lower-powered bimbos but has less random redistribution of points:
To create a bimbo, roll 3d6. The first d6 is the bimbo's Slap, the second is her Legs, and the third is her Uhm. To determine Tits, start from zero and add one for each roll of 3 or 4, add two for each roll of 1 or 2. If the total Tits is under 2, subtract 1 each from Slap, Legs, and Uhm for being a filthy cheater, and set Tits to 1. Equip your bimbo with one accessory, one top, one bottom, and footwear. This starting equipment grants no bonuses or special abilities. Roll up one heavy weapon and one light weapon from the table below. At the GM's discretion you may select your own equipment.
Abilities
Next, choose two of the following features.
Bounce
any character attempting to engage a bimbo with the Bounce ability must make a Difficult check instead of the normal Medium check.
Cleave
When you hit with a Slap or Legs-based attack, you may make another attack. May only be used against opponents you are currently engaged with.
DTF
Upon a successful Legs check to engage an enemy, a bimbo with the DTF ability may make her immediate attack attempt as an Easy Legs or Slap check (if it normally would have been Medium), or as a Medium Legs or Slap check (if it would normally have been Difficult).
Flash
When you would be hit by an attack from an appropriately oriented enemy, force a re-roll. Lose any abilities and modifiers attached to your top, and your top may not be used for a wardrobe malfunction again, until the end of your next turn.
Flex
When you would make a Titties check, make a Slap check instead. On a failure, lose access to Slap for one turn.
Oh No You Didn't
A bimbo with Oh No You Didn't that sacrifices an article of clothing to negate an attack benefits from it for the remainder of the encounter, not just for one turn.
Rawr
When you grab an enemy, you cannot let go or be forced to let go while that enemy is capable of fighting back. Neither you nor this enemy may attack or be attacked by other characters.
Upstage
When an ally of a bimbo with Upstage is engaged with an enemy, the bimbo with Upstage can engage that same foe or foes with a Medium Tits check instead of a Legs check (this check is unaffected by Bounce). On success, the ally is no longer engaged with anybody.
Watch Where You're Going
While engaged with the same opponent as a allied bimbo, if the ally misses a Slap or Legs-based attack, you may make a medium Slap check. On a success the ally make make an additional attack attempt and loses access to Uhm for a single turn. Of failure, the bimbo that tried to use this ability loses access to Uhm for a single turn. This ability may be used outside the normal turn order, but only once per turn.
NPCs
NPCs in Braindead Bimbo Barbarians have one stat, which is based on what they are. For example, a dragon might have the stat "Dragoning (6)," which it would roll against to burn peasants, fly, and horde treasure. For other actions, the dragon would roll against the target number of 2. NPCs may have special abilities as well.
For any rule that describes the use of a specific bimbo stat (Slap, Legs, Uhm, or Tits), the NPC's single stat may be substituted at the GM's discretion.
Combat
Sometimes bimbos get into fights.
Attack
To attack, a Bimbo or NPC rolls against the appropriate stat (usually Slap or Legs for bimbos). Normally, attacking is a medium check, but circumstances may increase or decrease the difficulty, most notably flanking, which renders it an easy check.
Damage
Successful attacks against an unavailable stat render that character incapacitated in a manner chosen by the DM.
Wardrobe Malfunction
Losing use of a stat for a full turn can be pretty bad, and two successful hits in a row can incapacitate a character, but hit points and status effects are complicated and make a bimbo's head hurt. Instead, a bimbo that has been successfully attacked may make a Medium Tits check and sacrifice an article of clothing (top, bottom, or footgear) to negate an attack. The object sacrificed is ruined. Additional articles of clothing may be sacrificed if the first (or second) attempt fail. Objects sacrificed in this manner are rendered useless.
Other Defenses
At the GM's discretion, some NPCs' single stats grant them the ability to save against attacks as though they had articles of clothing. This may represent a non-player-character bimbo, another character with articles of clothing, or just a particularly-tough monster. GMs are advised to use this option sparingly.
Critical Hit Tables
Bimbos
| 1: | No additional effect |
| 2: | Pass a medium Slap check or be stunned (all attacks on next turn default to difficult instead of medium difficulty). |
| 3: | Pass a medium Legs check or be knocked prone (for the next turn, incoming attacks require only an easy check, cannot move). |
| 4: | Pass a medium Uhm check or [A BAD THING] |
| 5: | Pass a medium Titties check or become intimidated (all attacks against attacker default to difficult instead of medium difficulty for the duration of the fight) |
| 6: | Roll on Bimbo Major Critical Hit Table |
| 1: | +1 damage |
| 2: | Enemy grabs |
| 3: | Enemy pushes one square |
| 4: | Enemy disarms |
| 5: | Roll twice on Bimbo Critical Hit Table, rerolling 1s and 6s |
| 6: | Roll on Bimbo Catastrophic Critical Hit Table |
| 1: | +2 damage |
| 2: | Roll twice on Bimbo Major Critical Hit Table, rerolling 1s and 6s |
| 3: | Long Term Injury (-1 Slap) |
| 4: | Nerve Damage (-1 Legs) |
| 5: | Head Injury (-1 Uhm) |
| 6: | Scar (-1 Titties) |
NPCs
| 1: | +1 damage |
| 2: | +2 damage |
| 3: | Attacker may immediately roll to trip |
| 4: | Attacker may immediately roll to grab |
| 5: | Attacker may immediately roll to push (colliding with an obstacle causes 1 damage, colliding with another character causes both to fall prone) |
| 6: | Attacker may immediately roll a second attack |
Critical Miss Tables
Bimbos
| 1: | No additional effect |
| 2: | Dropped weapon |
| 3: | Drop random non-weapon equipment |
| 4: | Weapon caught in hair (can disentangle by either passing a medium Legs check or taking one damage, can attempt once per turn) |
| 5: | Weapon caught in clothes (can disentangle by either passing a medium Legs check or dropping a piece of equipment, can attempt once per turn) |
| 6: | Roll on Bimbo Major Critical Miss Table |
| 1: | Throw weapon d6 squares in a random direction |
| 2: | Move 1 square in random direction (collide with wall = 1 damage, collide with character=both prone) |
| 3: | Weapon stuck in ground/wall (medium Slap check to remove) |
| 4: | Off balance until the end of next turn (require an easy check to hit) |
| 5: | Trip self (cannot move until end of next turn, and require an easy check to hit) |
| 6: | Roll on Bimbo Catastrophic Critical Miss Table |
| 1: | Roll an attack against a piece of equipment. On a hit, it is destroyed. |
| 2: | Weapon destroyed. |
| 3: | Target may immediately roll a counter attack. |
| 4: | Roll an attack against yourself. |
| 5: | Roll an attack against the nearest ally to the target, or yourself if none are in range. |
| 6: | Roll twice on the Bimbo Major Critical Miss Table |
NPCs
| 1: Save or fall prone |
| 2: Save or move into a random adjacent square and fall prone (colliding with an obstacle causes 1 damage, colliding with another character causes both to fall prone) |
| 3: For the next turn, all attacks are hard difficulty checks |
| 4: For the next turn, only requires an easy check to be hit |
| 5: Attack an ally in range, or self if none are available |
| 6: Attack self |
Movement
Outside of combat, movement happens at GM discretion. Generally speaking, you cannot expect a bimbo in high heels to walk for more than an hour or two at a time; those things are uncomfortable.
Engaging an Opponent
Characters in combat are either engaged in melee with another character or not; let's not spend a lot of time tracking distances and stuff. That's complicated.
If two characters aren't engaged in melee and one of them wants to change that (maybe somebody with a sword wants to make an attack), she may make a medium Legs check to close the gap. Failure means that her opponent outmaneuvered her. NPCs use whatever their stat is, as usual. The person being engaged may opt to concede that melee is starting up and just skip the die roll.
If a bimbo successfully engages an opponent, she may immediately make an attack roll based on Legs or Slap. An NPC that successfully engages an opponent may immediately make an attack if the GM deems it appropriate. This represents the attacker having charged in swinging or thrusting her weapon.
Disengaging from an Opponent
Once engaged, a Bimbo may disengage with a Medium check against Slap, Legs, or Tits. If there are multiple opponents engaged, a Difficult check is required instead. This represents her shoving, dodging, or bluffing her way out of peril.
If a bimbo successfully disengages an opponent, she may immediately make an attack roll based on Legs or attempt to engage a different opponent as described above.
Other uses of Movement
Flanking
When engaging an opponent that is already engaged, a character may choose to flank her opponent. All Slap, Legs, or Uhm-based attacks against a flanked opponent that the attacker is engaged with is an Easy check if it would otherwise have been Medium. Such attacks are Medium checks if they would otherwise have been Difficult. Tits-based attacks suffer from the flanked target being already distracted, and become Medium checks if they would otherwise have been Easy, or a Difficult check if it otherwise would have been Medium.
Cover
At the GM's discretion, a combatant that is not currently engaged may make a Legs check to seek cover. The GM's discretion is important here because there may be no cover available. A character benefiting from cover cannot be attacked by opponents that have not engaged her. A character seeking to make a ranged attack against an opponent benefiting from cover may make a Difficult Legs check to remove the cover status (this represents finding an angle of attack from which the cover is irrelevant).
Grids / Hex Maps
From time to time, the GM may find it convenient to use a map to present the details of how various terrain features and characters are positioned during a tactical situation. In this case, assume that each square or hex is one yard or meter, and that each bimbo may move four squares or hexes plus her Legs stat as part of a normal Medium Legs check. Moving half that distance is an Easy Legs check. Moving twice that distance is a Difficult Legs check. All counting of movement must be performed by the GM, as counting is math, and math is hard for bimbos.
If everybody at the table agrees to a given move action, any character may move anywhere on the map. Die rolls and counting should be resorted to only when there is an objection.
Equipment
Low Tier Equipment Generation Tables
To generate equipment using these tables, start with the sentence at the top and roll d6s to fill in the brackets. These tables are an optional tool for the DM.
Outfit Materials
| d6 | Low Quality | Medium Quality | High Quality |
| 1: | copper | bronze | gold |
| 2: | copper | bronze | gold |
| 3: | chrome | iron | platinum |
| 4: | brass | iron | platinum |
| 5: | tin | steel | titanium |
| 6: | nickel | silver | titanium |
Garment Materials
The following are intended as master tables for randomly-stocked purveyors of equipment, items found in treasure hordes and abandoned closets, et cetera.
| d6 | Material Type | Metal | Leather Color | Fur Type | Cloth Color | Cloth Type |
| 1: | Cloth | Brass | Brown | Wolf | Blue | Canvas |
| 2: | Cloth | Brass | Brown | Wolf | Green | Wool |
| 3: | Metal | Iron | Black | Beaver | Black | Velvet |
| 4: | Fur | Iron | Red | Bear | Red | Satin |
| 5: | Leather | Steel | White | Tiger | White | Silk |
| 6: | Leather | Chrome | Hot pink | Leopard | Hot pink | Fishnet |
Roll once for the basic material type (Cloth, Metal, Fur, or Leather), then again for a more specific description.
- For footwear, add two to the material type (more likely to be leather, won't be cloth). Roll footwear separately if creating a full outfit and the base material would otherwise be "cloth"
Decorations
Many pieces of equipment, whether garments, weapons, or accessories, have additional embellishments on them. The following is a general table for use in random equipment creation:
| d6 | Decoration Type |
| 1: | studded with [decoration material] |
| 2: | lined with [lining type] |
| 3: | encircled by bands of [base materials] |
| 4: | menacing with spikes of [decoration material] |
| 5: | decorated with an image of [image type] in [base material] |
| 6: | decorated by hanging rings of [base material] |
| d6 | Base Material | Decoration Material | Lining Type | Image Type |
| 1: | iron | cubic zirconia | fur | a skull |
| 2: | steel | iron | tiger print fabric | a heart |
| 3: | chrome | steel | leopard print fabric | foreign calligraphy |
| 4: | brass | chrome | zebra print fabric | the designer's mark |
| 5: | black leather | brass | wool | a diamond |
| 6: | brown leather | rhinestones | leather | an eye |
Low Tier Equipment Generation Tables
To generate equipment using these tables, start with the sentence at the top and roll d6s to fill in the brackets. These tables are an optional tool for the DM.
Shoes
This is a pair of [base material] [base shoes]. They are [heel type] [decoration type].
| d6 | Base Shoes |
| 1-2: | sandals |
| 3-4: | [boot size] boots |
| 5-6: | pumps |
| d6 | Boot Size |
| 1: | ankle high |
| 2: | mid calf |
| 3: | below the knee |
| 4: | knee high |
| 5: | above the knee |
| 6: | thigh high |
| d6 | Heel Type |
| 1: | flats |
| 2: | short wedges |
| 3: | high wedges |
| 4: | stilettos |
| 5: | platforms |
| 6: | stilettos, with platformed toes |
Bottoms
This is a [base material][base bottoms]. It is [decoration type].
| d6 | Base Bottoms |
| 1: | thong |
| 2: | miniskirt |
| 3: | loincloth |
| 4: | pair of hotpants |
| 5: | skirt |
| 6: | pair of panties |
Tops
This is a [base material][base tops]. [Pauldron Base] It is [decoration type].
| d6 | Base Tops |
| 1: | bodice |
| 2: | tube |
| 3: | string bikini top |
| 4: | titplate |
| 5: | bra |
| 6: | halter top |
| d6 | Pauldron Base |
| 1: | Skip. |
| 2: | It has one small [Base Material] pauldrons attached. |
| 3: | It has two small [Base Material] pauldrons attached. |
| 4: | It has one large [Base Material] pauldrons attached. |
| 5: | It has two large [Base Material] pauldrons attached. |
| 6: | It has one large and one small [Base Material] pauldrons attached. |
Accessories
This is a [base material][base accessory]. It is [decoration type].
| d6 | Accessories Material |
| 1: | bone |
| 2: | [metal type] metal |
| 3: | gold |
| 4: | silver |
| 5: | [leather color] leather |
| 6: | Re-roll twice, ignoring 6s |
| d6 | Base Accessory |
| 1: | pair of glasses. |
| 2: | bag. |
| 3: | [Headwear Type]. |
| 4: | ring. |
| 5: | [Bracelet Type]. |
| 6: | [Necklace Type]. |
| d6 | Headwear Type | Bracelet Type | Glove Length | Necklace Type |
| 1: | crown | [Glove length] glove | wrist length | collar |
| 2: | tiara | bracer | wrist length | choker |
| 3: | headband | wristband | elbow length | necklace |
| 4: | skullcap | armguard | elbow length | neck guard |
| 5: | helmet | armband | shoulder length | ruffle |
| 6: | hair tie | elbow pad | shoulder length | tie |
Heavy Weapons
This is a [weapon material][base weapon][decoration type]. The grip is made of [lining type].
| d6 | Weapon material: |
| 1-2: | iron |
| 3-4: | steel |
| 5-6: | bronze |
| d6 | Base Weapon: |
| 1: | [sword type] sword (medium (2) save) |
| 2: | [axe type] axe (hard (3) save) |
| 3: | [hammer type] hammer (hard (3) save) |
| 4: | [flail type] flail (hard (3) save) |
| 5: | [mace type] mace (hard (3) save) |
| 6: | [spear type] spear (medium (2), reach) |
| d6 | Sword Type: | Axe type: | Hammer Type |
| 1: | straight bladed, single edged | single bladed | single headed, round |
| 2: | straight bladed, double edged | single bladed, bearded | single headed, square |
| 3: | curved bladed, single edged | double bladed | single headed, round, spiked |
| 4: | curved bladed, double edged | double bladed, bearded | single headed, square, spiked |
| 5: | wave bladed | single bladed, spiked | double headed, round |
| 6: | serrated | single bladed, bearded, spiked | double headed, square |
| d6 | Flail Type | Mace Type | Spear Type |
| 1: | single headed | round | broad headed |
| 2: | spiked | flanged | narrow headed |
| 3: | flanged | studded | flanged |
| 4: | triple headed | spiked | barred |
| 5: | triple headed, spiked | headless, spiked | serrated |
| 6: | triple headed, flanged | banded | barbed |
Light Weapons
This is a [base weapon], [decoration type].
| d6 | Base Weapon |
| 1-2: | [Dagger Type] dagger (easy (1) save, difficult (3) when flanking, can be thrown without penalty) |
| 3-4: | [Whip Type] whip (easy (1) save, reach, can trip, grab, and disarm without penalty) |
| 5-6: | [Bow Type] bow (easy (1) save, ranged) |
| d6 | Dagger Type | Whip Type | Bow Type |
| 1: | long bladed | weighted | flat |
| 2: | short bladed | black leather | short |
| 3: | wave bladed | brown leather | long |
| 4: | serrated | multi-tailed | decurve |
| 5: | tapered | barbed | recurve |
| 6: | broad bladed | woven | composite |
Mid Tier Equipment Generation Tables
High Tier Equipment Generation Tables
To be done sometime soon.