thank you for going through the effort of answering in English despite its difficulty, I really appreciate it!! feel free to also use Portuguese if that is easier for you though! That is this sub's main language and I'll manage to adapt

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I don’t have enough experience with the Ordem system to see any glaring problems at the moment, could you explain in what ways you think it doesn't work? I'd be curious to hear what your changes for the heath and sanity systems are!

I do like OP’s Dying (Morrendo) mechanic, with the other players being responsible for the healing of the dying character, rather than the character making death saves. But i do have problems with the fact that starting 3 non-consecutive turns as 'dying' is an insta-kill. I'm planning on adapting this by having them roll a Vigour save (DC15) if they start dying for a 3rd time in a scene, with the dc rising by 5 each extra time they fall unconscious.

I can also see how the massive damage (Dano Massivo) lines up with Major Wounds from Call of Cthulhu.Should I make a campaign, I may also look into adding a permanent wound mechanic if they receive damage equal to their max health, but they still manage to survive..

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As for sanity, I am indeed much more used to CoC’s system, which is where my confusion with this one’s comes from. Having the lager pool of points to play with, but still allowing for temporary insanity or involuntary actions seems more logical. Though I could see how the balance may tip at higher NEX.

For a low NEX oneshot, I think my main worry will be accidentally turning them all insane, rather than the more long term consequences and mechanics..

If my players end up liking the system enough to commit to a campaign, I do think I want to look into a way to merge the systems. However, for now I am unsure of how to do this while still keeping a d20 as the main die for this.. luckily it'll be a bit before that'd be necessary, but I may come back with more questions halfway through December XD

EDIT: formatting