Spoiler
Feats of Strength was a system I started writing several months ago in some sort of manic episode. The story of that is more or less explained in the introduction. Since then I have significantly improved and simplified it. It should work well in both a pen and paper setting and when doing play by post. I will almost certainly be running an adventure with it either here or on Chocolate Pi, possibly with a Sci-Fi theme.

The core design philosophy of Feats of Strength is that everything should be built of individual pieces that can be swapped and recombined in different ways. Instead of classes, characters get an Identity made up of their Race, Profession, and Aptitude. The main effect of the identity is what feats it allows the character to choose. Feats give small bonuses, abilities, and other things to the character that picks them. This pretty much determines what the character can do and what they are good at.

The mix and matchable pieces don't end there though! There are a number of different varieties of weapons that can have several different properties. Armor, traps, and potions work more or less the same way. Players who take the correct feats can build all of these things themselves, breaking through the barrier between NPCs and Player characters.

There are also 5 skills that allow the players to do different things. Any player can try to use a skill and has a chance with most things, but players can take feats to give them bonuses to all checks with a skill or to specific uses of the skill.

The game is designed to be simple and easy enough for people who don't play many tabletop RPGs (though some experience with other kinds of RPGs may be required to fully grasp it) while providing enough depth for long time gamers. There are two main ways that this is accomplished. Firstly, all the dice are d6's. Since most people have access to d6's, that significantly lowers the barrier to entry. Secondly, combat uses a system of zones instead of a normal grid. This simplifies combat by making it less precise while still allowing plenty of tactical strategy.

Spoiler
1-The Basics (Page 3) 2-Character Creation (Page 10) 3-Combat (Page 57) 4-Movement (Page 73) 5-Skills (Page 87) 6-Equipment and Crafting (Page 103) 7-GM Overview (Page 133) 8-Where an example adventure will go eventually.
9-Examples (Page 151)