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I guess read over what the descriptions of the Saves say and choose accordingly.  I'm not sure which would be better as I can see reasons to choose each one.

Here is the actual play audio of the first session. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aReMvlfEEtE

I have a couple of hours to kill before my campaign starts. 

How do people adjudicate actions that aren't specifically covered by skills?

Do you roll 1D6 and add in any stat modifiers?  Do you roll a D20 under Stat like Basic/Expert or Labyrinth Lord?  Do you just give a percentage chance for the action and just roll a D100?  Do you have them roll a skill that the action is closest to?

I think for normal actions I am partial to rolling under a Stat on a D20.

I think I'm going to give the Green Devil Face #5 criticals and fumbles a try though I am going to modify some of them.  They look really chaotic and I like that.

Death Frost Doom above Pembrooktonshire...  Nice.  I like it. 

It's all up in the air till they get to level 2 anyway, so I have some time to think about the attack bonus thing.

Here are my current house rules that I have whipped up.

4D6 for Stats and drop the lowest, roll straight down the line.

I'm using King Arthur Pendragon's Personality Traits system.  You basically have 20 points to spread between two extremes.  This is just to help flesh out the characters a bit as a tool to aid in role-playing their characters.

All of the D6 skills have a Stat associated with them so they get 1 extra pip for every +1 Stat Modifier. 

I think for attack bonuses I'm going to use this.
Dwarves, Elves, Halflings and Specialists gain +1 AB at levels 2, 4, 6, 8, etc.
Clerics & Magic users gain +1 at 3, 6, 9, etc.

Max Hit Points at level 1, but after that roll for each level.

Dwarves, Elves, and Halflings get +1 Pip to Searching.

Clerics, Elves, and Magic-users don't need to memorize spells.  You can determine what spell you cast at the time of casting.  The number of spells per day is still the same.  Elves and Magic-users can only cast the spells that they have in their spellbook.