Meta-Abilities

Which is in where the players influence the world not through the actions of their character, but by writing the narrative around it. I've been using this kind of things more and more every year, and I love how much crap they cut, how many problems they solve and how many good ideas they inject into the sessions. As for now, I have "codified" them in separate skills, which must be picked up by characters alongside the combat skills and the spells. I think about them as the "rogue" moveset; solving some problems I had here. Translated from my spanish rules, they are: )) FLASHBACK: Every character can roll 1d6 to declare having done a simple action retroactivelly (alerted an NPC, bought a item, took any specific precaution...). If you have the FLASHBACK skill, you roll 2d6 instead. If your character has a relevant backstory, this can involve specific items such as antidotes or lockpicksOn a 1-3, it didnt work. Deplete this skillOn a 4-5, it worked, but deplete this skill until…