[Gaming]
Tabletop:- CGME
- Diceland
- Ogre®/G.E.V.
- Free Counters
- Free Maps
- Experimental: BPI
Roleplaying:
- Enondas
- Fudge
- Names generator
Game Consoles:
- Nintendo DS
- Nintendo Wii
- Sony PSP
Material for the Fudge Roleplaying System
This page has some links to material which i've written for Fudge and some adaptions of other freely-available Fudge material. To make the content as accessible/copyable/editable as possible, it is distributed in its original format - OpenDocument Text (ODT). This format is supported by a number of word processors, most notably OpenOffice, which is available absolutely free for *NIX, Windows, and Mac OS/X. For those who are ODT-phobic, some of the documents are available in PDF format.
Fudge Legal Notice:
About Fudge: Fudge is a roleplaying game written by Steffan
O'Sullivan, with extensive input from the Usenet community of
rec.games.design and other online forums. The core rules of Fudge are
available free on the Internet at http://www.fudgerpg.com
and other sites. Fudge was designed to be customized, and may be used with any
gaming genre. Fudge gamemasters and game designers are encouraged to
modify Fudge to suit their needs, and to share their modifications and
additions with the Fudge community.
The Fudge game system is copyrighted ©2000 by Grey Ghost Press, Inc. and is available for use under the Open Game License. See the fudgerpg.com website for more information.
The Fudge game system is copyrighted ©2000 by Grey Ghost Press, Inc. and is available for use under the Open Game License. See the fudgerpg.com website for more information.
Fudge System Reference Document
The Fudge System Reference Document contains the core Fudge rules, as released by Grey Ghost Games. The document here is, in terms of content, identical to the RTF-format doc available from Grey Ghost, but is instead distributed in OpenDocument Format:FudgeSRD.odt (192547 bytes, last modified 2007.Jun.25)
Fantasy Campaign World
My Bloody Friggin Campaign described a fairly detailed (over 50 pages) fantasy campaign world where "the times they are a-changin'" and magic is becoming the driving force behind an emerging Information Age. It has been in development since 2002 (or so) and gets updated every now and then. It contains a significant amount of detail regarding people, places, cultures, histories, events, and adventure seeds. The only thing missing is a map of the world, and that is intentionally left out. Like Fudge, it is released under the terms of the Open Game License. While it is specifically called a Fudge campaign, there are actually very few Fudge-specific references in it - it can just as easily be used with any given roleplaying system.| Filename | Size (bytes) | Date (Y.M.D) |
|---|---|---|
| MyBloodyFrigginCampaign.pdf | 621872 | 2007.09.18 |
| MyBloodyFrigginCampaign.odt | 142237 | 2007.09.18 |
Character sheets
Here are some minimalistic character sheets for Fudge. They are laid out to take up only half of a page. The front side has areas for Attributes, Skills, Equipment, and Wounds, which leaves you with the back side for stuff like the character's story. They're A4 sized, but they'll probably fit on U.S. letter as well.| Filename | Size (bytes) | Date (Y.M.D) |
|---|---|---|
| FudgeCharSheet-A4-Halfpage.pdf | 14076 | 2007.09.20 |
| FudgeCharSheet-A4-Halfpage.odt | 9247 | 2007.09.20 |
In case it's not obvious, the wound chart is formatted such that you should write the number of wound boxes to the left side of each wound category and use hash marks to note wounds to the right of the category. e.g. in the cell which says "___ S:" you could write "3 S:" to denote that the character has 3 Scratch boxes, and then use hash marks next to the 'S' to denote the actual wounds.
Yet Another Gramarye
Yet Another Gramarye is a refinement of Carl Cravens' The Gramarye, tweaked to suit my tastes.| Filename | Size (bytes) | Date (Y.M.D) |
|---|---|---|
| YetAnotherGramarye.pdf | 227783 | 2007.09.18 |
| YetAnotherGramarye.odt | 46375 | 2007.09.18 |
"Omar" has a list of spells which are designed for the original Gramarye, and also are compatible with this one.
Yet Another Five-point Fudge
Yet Another Five-point Fudge is a minor adaptation of the Five-point Fudge rules presented in the Fudge System Reference Document. Basically it's the original 5PF without the rules for the clunky magic system described in the original. Over time the plan is to expand the Skill/Gift/Fault lists to cover more genres, providing a complete base character generation document for near-arbitrary Fudge games.| Filename | Size (bytes) | Date (Y.M.D) |
|---|---|---|
| YetAnotherFivePointFudge.pdf | 216348 | 2007.09.18 |
| YetAnotherFivePointFudge.odt | 63267 | 2007.09.12 |
For the technical people in the crowd, here's some additional stuff for Five-point Fudge:
Here is an SQL file for sqlite3 containing a collection of skills, Gifts and Faults from Five-point Fudge. To import into sqlite3, simply do: sqlite3 5pf.db < 5pf.sqlite
This database is the master used for updating Yet Another Five-point Fudge (see above).
5pf.sqlite (48238 bytes, last modified 2007.Sep.12)
Also for sqlite3, a native C++ function which can be bound to sqlite3 to "roll dF dice". (dF dice are those used by Fudge.) Just include the supplied code into your application. It needs the STL, but it could be fairly easily adapted to work with plain old C.
sqlite3_dF.cpp (2422 bytes, last modified 2007.Jun.25)
C++ code
Aside from the sqlite3 code, above, here is a collection of Fudge-related utility source code (all Public Domain) which i have written over the years. It includes a small app for rolling dF and classes for handing wound charts, handling collections of dice ("dice bags"), and similar stuff. It also provides optional code for adding serialization support using libs11n.| Filename | Size (bytes) | Date (Y.M.D) |
|---|---|---|
| fudge-cplusplus-20070530.tar.gz | 11999 | 2007.06.25 |
That code requires only the C++ STL, so it "should" work with any modern C++ compiler.
Links...
- The official Fudge home page.
- The Fudge Guide is a Wiki where Fudge contributors can post/edit Fudge-related materials.
- "Omar" has converted the Fudge SRD to LaTeX and hosts PDF and HTML copies of the SRD. He also has a number of Fudge-related pages.
- Fudge Factor was an online zine dedicated to Fudge. It is no longer publishing, but still has its old articles online.