TLDR

If you do something prepared and calmly, you will succeed if your skill value is equal to or higher than the degree of difficulty.

Beliefs and convictions influence one's chances, drive one to great deeds or wavering courage.

If you try to succeed at something more difficult than you have the skill value for, you have to force a result and roll dice to see how it went.

If you end up in conflict, you roll dice and compare individual results against each other. Whoever hit the best has an advantage in the conflict.

You use six-sided dice and read the result as a value between 0 and 2. You can roll more dice at the same time if you have a higher skill value, advantage or help. If you roll several dice, you add up the value of the dice results.

Activities can succeed completely, succeed partially with consequence, or fail.

If you fail with a roll of the dice, you can take "a consequence" to partially succeed or reduce the negative consequences.

A situation and activity can be judged by a larger or smaller audience or surrounding public if it touches and engages them. Affects the honor, reputation and reputation of those involved.