Table of Contents

• Copyrights, Trademarks, and Licenses

• Open Game Content

• Introduction

• What is Fudge?

• Some Highlights of Fudge

• Terminology

• Fudge in a Nutshell

• Characters and Character Traits

• Character Creation

• Scale - Strength and Mass

• Action Resolution

• Unopposed Actions

• Opposed Actions

• Fudge Dice and Other Random Generators

• Wounds

• Chapter 1 - Character Creation

• 1.1 - Character Creation Terms

• 1.2 - Fudge Trait Levels

• 1.3 - Character Traits

• 1.3.1 - Attributes

• 1.3.2 - Skills

• 1.3.3 - Gifts

• 1.3.4 - Faults

• 1.3.5 - Personality

• 1.3.6 - Fudge Points

• 1.4 - Allocating Traits

• 1.5 - Subjective Character Creation

• 1.6 - Objective Character Creation

• 1.6.1 - Attributes

• 1.6.2 - Skills

• 1.6.3 - Gifts & Faults

• 1.6.4 - Trading Traits

• 1.7 - Uncommitted Traits

• 1.8 - Random Character Creation

• 1.9 - Minimizing Abuse

• Chapter 2 - Supernormal Powers

• 2.1 - Supernormal Power Terms

• 2.2 - Powers at Character Creation

• 2.2.1 - Powers Available

• 2.2.2 - Associated Skills

• 2.2.3 - Combat Powers

• 2.3 - Non-humans

• 2.3.1 - Strength and Mass

• 2.3.2 - Speed

• 2.3.3 - Scale Correlations

• 2.3.4 - Cost of Scale

• 2.3.5 - Racial Bonuses and Penalties

• 2.4 - Legendary Heroes

• 2.5 - Magic

• 2.6 - Miracles

• 2.7 - Psi

• 2.8 - Superpowers

• 2.9 - Cybernetic Enhancements

• Chapter 3 - Action Resolution

• 3.1 - Action Resolution Terms

• 3.2 - Rolling the Dice

• 3.2.1 - Reading the Dice: Fudge Dice

• 3.2.2 - Other Dice Techniques

• 3.2.3 - Success Rates

• 3.3 - Action Modifiers

• 3.4 - Unopposed Actions

• 3.5 - Opposed Actions

• 3.6 - Critical Results

• 3.7 - NPC Reactions

• Chapter 4 - Combat

• 4.1 - Combat Terms

• 4.2 - Melee Combat

• 4.2.1 - Story Elements

• 4.2.2 - Simultaneous Combat Rounds

• 4.2.3 - Alternating Combat Turns

• 4.3 - Melee Combat Options

• 4.3.1 - Melee Modifiers

• 4.3.2 - Offensive/Defensive Tactics

• 4.3.3 - PCs vs. NPCs

• 4.3.4 - Multiple Combatants in Melee

• 4.3.5 - Hit Location

• 4.3.6 - Fancy Stuff

• 4.4 - Ranged Combat

• 4.5 - Wounds

• 4.5.1 - Wound Levels

• 4.5.2 - Damage Capacity

• 4.5.3 - Wound Factors

• 4.5.4 - Sample Wound Factors List

• 4.5.5 - Determining Wound Level

• 4.5.6 - Grazing

• 4.5.7 - Recording Wounds

• 4.5.8 - Non-human Scale in Combat

• 4.6 - Wound Options

• 4.6.1 - Damage Die Roll

• 4.6.2 - Stun, Knockout, and Pulling Punches

• 4.6.3 - Min-Mid-Max Die Roll

• 4.6.4 - PC Death

• 4.6.5 - Technological Levels as Scale

• 4.7 - Combat and Wounding Example

• 4.8 - Healing

• Chapter 5 - Character Development

• 5.1 - Subjective Character Development

• 5.2 - Objective Character Development

• 5.3 - Development through Training

• 5.4 - Alternative Experience System

• Chapter 6 - Tips and Examples

• 6.1 - GM Tips and Conversion

• 6.1.1 - Conversion Hints

• 6.1.2 - Templates

• 6.2 - Character Sheet Example

• 6.3 - Character Examples

• 6.3.1 - Fantasy Characters

• 6.3.2 - Historical Fiction Characters

• 6.3.3 - Modern Characters

• 6.3.4 - Science Fiction Characters

• 6.3.5 - Miscellaneous Characters

• 6.4 - Class and Racial Template Examples

• 6.4.1 - Ranger Template (Fantasy Character Class)

• 6.4.2 - Broad Class Templates

• 6.4.3 - Cercopes (Fantasy Race)

• 6.5 - Animal & Creature Examples

• 6.5.1 - Dog

• 6.5.2 - Cat

• 6.5.3 - Horse

• 6.5.4 - Camel

• 6.5.5 - Elephant

• 6.5.6 - Falcon

• 6.5.7 - Lion

• 6.5.8 - Grizzly Bear

• 6.5.9 - Cobra

• 6.5.10 - Skunk

• 6.5.11 - Giant Spider

• 6.5.12 - Griffin

• 6.5.13 - Dragon

• 6.6 - Equipment Examples

• Chapter 7 - The Addenda

• 7.1 - Sample Magic System: Fudge Magic

• 7.1.1 - Magic Potential

• 7.1.2 - Spells

• 7.1.3 - Mana

• 7.1.4 - Skill

• 7.1.5 - Resolution

• 7.1.6 - Personal Magic Resistance

• 7.1.7 - Certain Spell-Casting

• 7.1.8 - Enchanting Items

• 7.1.9 - Fudge Magic Options

• 7.2 - Sample Miracle System: Fudge Miracles

• 7.2.1 - Divine Favor

• 7.2.2 - Petitioning a Miracle

• 7.2.3 - Modifiers to the Petitioning Skill Level

• 7.3 - Sample Psionic System: Fudge Psi

• 7.3.1 - Psionic Powers

• 7.3.2 - Psionic Skills

• 7.3.3 - Psychic Reservoir

• 7.3.4 - Psionic Actions

• 7.3.5 - Desperation Psionics

• 7.3.6 - Psi Modifiers Summary

• 7.3.7 - Psi Examples

• 7.4 - Alternate Rules

• 7.4.1 - Alternate Section 1.4: Character Creation

• 7.4.2 - Alternate Section 3.2: Diceless Action Resolution

• 7.4.3 - Alternate Section 3.2: Rolling the Dice

• 7.4.4 - Alternate Section 4.3.6: Heroic Evasion

• 7.4.5 - Alternate Section 4.5.7: Recording Wounds

• Chapter 8 - Fantasy Fudge

• 8.1 - Character Creation

• 8.1.1 - Character Points

• 8.1.2 - Skill Descriptions

• 8.1.3 - Attributes

• 8.1.4 - Gifts

• 8.1.5 - Faults

• 8.2 - Magic

• 8.2.1 - Innate Magic

• 8.2.2 - Hedge Magic

• 8.2.3 - Scholarly Magic

• 8.3 - Clerical Magic

• 8.3.1 - Calling on Divine Favor

• 8.4 - Non-Human Races

• 8.4.1 - Sample Racial Package: Elves

• 8.4.2 - Sample Racial Package: Halflings

• 8.5 - Equipping Characters

• 8.5.1 - Damage Factors and Equipment

• 8.6 - Character Development

• 8.7 - Settings for Fantasy Fudge

• 8.8 - Action Resolution

• 8.8.1 - Rolling the Dice

• 8.8.2 - Unopposed Actions

• 8.8.3 - Opposed Actions

• 8.9 - Combat

• 8.9.1 - Special Circumstances

• 8.9.2 - Wounds

• 8.9.3 - Stun, Knockout, and Pulling Punches

• 8.10 - Situational Rolls

• 8.11 - Fudge Points

• 8.12 - The Only Rule You Really Need To Know

• 8.13 - Sample Characters

• 8.13.1 - Azrath (Mage)

• 8.13.2 - Hans (Warrior)

• 8.13.3 - Lena (Rogue)

• 8.13.4 - Tomas (Priest)

• 8.14 - Wild Things

• 8.14.1 - Basilisk

• 8.14.2 - Dragon

• 8.14.3 - Ghost

• 8.14.4 - Ghoul

• 8.14.5 - Giant Worm

• 8.14.6 - Goblin

• 8.14.7 - Great Weasel

• 8.14.8 - Hydra

• 8.14.9 - Hyeena

• 8.14.10 - Imp

• 8.14.11 - Medusa

• 8.14.12 - Rathent

• 8.14.13 - Ratlings

• 8.14.14 - Restless Dead

• 8.14.15 - Soldier, Professional

• 8.14.16 - Thug

• 8.14.17 - Troll

• 8.14.18 - Wall Crawler

• 8.14.19 - Zombie

• 8.14.20 - Zuvembie

• Miscellaneous Charts and Information

• Fudge Combat Tables

• Sample Wound Factors

• 3d6 Dice Technique

• d% Dice Technique

• Optional Damage Rolls

• Sample Graze Severity Table

• Sample Scale Table

• Sample Skills

• Open Game License Version 1.0a