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SOUTH SIDE SCRAMBLE
3-5 players, one Referee ("Ref").
Played exclusively on D6s. All rolls are player-facing.

=BASICS=
1d6 + 1d6 conflict resolution, skill + style.

When situations are good or bad for a player to make a skill roll, players
can get +Edge or -Edge respectively. Either one adds a d6, works like
Advantage in 5e, doesn't stack, etc.

On skill roll, player rolls 1d6, adds skill to meet/exceed Goal
(3-6, based on difficulty). Roll proceeds to "Style" roll.

Style roll behaves differently based on success of skill roll.
On success of skill roll, player rolls 1d6 on gradient of success.
1-2 is "grimy", 3-4 is "neutral" and 5+ is "clean".

On failure of skill roll, player rolls 1d6 to meet/exceed their
Style score. If player doesn't meet Style, they have a "grimy" result.
If player just meets Style, they have "neutral" result, and if they beat
their Style, they have a "clean" result.

There are 6 result types total. On "grimy" and "neutral" results, Referee
narrates what happens, but on "clean" results, player narrates.
	1. GRIMY SUCCESS. Player succeeds in action but looks bad doing it.
	Their pants fall down while climbing, they have really lame punching
	form, etc. They lose -1 Mark for Gangly Grading.
	2. GRIMY FAILURE. Worst possible result, player fails and looks
	terrible doing it. They lose -1 Mark for Gangly Grading.
	3. NEUTRAL SUCCESS. Player succeeds and neither loses/gain Marks.
	4. NEUTRAL FAILURE. Player fails and neither loses/gain Marks.
	5. CLEAN SUCCESS. Best possible result. Player succeeds and looks great
	doing it, even opponents look good. They gain +1 Mark for Gangly Grading.
	6. CLEAN FAILURE. Player fails in action but looks great doing it.
	They stick the landing from a high fall, stoically take a punch, etc.
	They gain +1 Mark for Gangly Grading.

Gangly Grading is how Street Cred is gained midway through game session, when
there's been enough time for rumors to be spread. Players count up marks they've
gotten and roll d6s equal to final count to get Street Cred, and then do so
again at the end of the session if they're not in the middle of something.