Your table is one of the first in the world to play this. Run a session, send your read back, and shape the game for every table that comes after. Fill this out once per playthrough. It takes about two minutes, and you can copy it straight into Discord or print it for a paper table.
Your answers save on this device as you go, so you can close the tab and finish whenever.
Say out loud what you're going for: the bold attempt, not how it ends. Now the table knows what to watch for.
Roll the d20 where no one can see. Only you know how big it landed: a fumble, a triumph, or anything between.
Play the scene to match your roll. The table reads the moment, never the number, and the closest read takes the Glory.
That read is the whole game. In Party, a scene card is one lap of the table: every player tells once, the last roll turns the card, and the sharpest reader opens the next. Pick Quick / Standard / Epic at setup and the game sizes the night for your table (bigger table → fewer cards, ~30-40 min).
Score the night. Standalone scenes with friends. Perform the size, read each other, most Glory crowned. 2-8 players.
Survive together. One branching co-op tale your reads steer. Bring a hero, share one fate, earn your ending. 2-8 players.
The lone path. A roguelite run, just you against the worlds, one fate at a time. No table, no waiting. 1 player.
Party and Story each run two ways: Live (a phone each) or Local (one screen, pass-and-play). Tell us which mode and table you played below, so we can compare like with like.
Thanks for playtesting. Twenty Faces is free, and it stays free. If you want to help keep it going, you can support the game. No pressure, ever.