I've got an idea and it's as hot - as my pants!

[vulpinoid]

A lot of my recent games have been trait based, and that's easy to make numberless.

"I'm Strong and Athletic, I automatically get to pick a random token for attempting the action, and I get to pick up another random token for each of these when trying to jump across the ravine. As long as there is a white token among them, I succeed."

The catch is multiple degree of success...

"For every white token, I get to declare something beneficial about my action. For every red token, I can count it as something beneficial, but someone else gets to describe the benefit. For every black token...something bad happens, or I lose a trait."

Still pretty much numberless. Or at least, the numbers present are obscured by the wording.

[Rob Lang]

[Onix]

[Evil Scientist]

Is numbering your pages fine?

[Onix]

That's an automatic disqualification.

[Rob Lang]

[Evil Scientist]

FORGIVE ME FOR I HAVE SINNED.
Find the combat rules on the page with the red smily face.

[GSLamb]

Next year, we have to design an RPG using only symbols found in IKEA instruction pamphlets.

Or emoji.

[maledictus]

I finally have an excuse to use this die:

[Anastylos]