FUDGE: OC³

(Objective Cinematic Character Creation)

Fudge was written by Steffan O'Sullivan

OCCG was developed by Doyce Testerman

DISCLAIMER
The following materials based on Fudge, entitled OCCG (Objective Cinematic Character Generation), are created by, made available by, and Copyright (C) 2001 by Doyce Testerman, and are not necessarily endorsed in any way by Steffan O'Sullivan or any publisher of other Fudge materials. Neither Steffan O'Sullivan nor any publisher of other Fudge materials is in any way responsible for the content of these materials unless specifically credited. Original Fudge materials Copyright (C)1992-1995 by Steffan O'Sullivan, All Rights Reserved.

Fudge OC³ (Objective Cinematic Character Creation) currently covers two main 'customized' entries to the main Fudge Rules. These are an Objective character creation system focused on a cinematic campaign, and a Fatigue System that can be customized for any genre in lieu of Energy, Endurance, or Mana Point systems.  Thus, all chapter's from FUDGE's system are left unaltered (with the exception of the inclusion of Fatigue System), except for Chapter Two, which has been customized to provide Gift and Fault examples, as well as Attribute definitions and points for allocation.

Eventually, Character Development (experience) and Tips and Examples using these systems will be included.

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• Character Creation
  • Character Creation Terms
  • Trait Levels
  • Character Traits
    • Attributes
      • Taking Damage
    • Skills
    • Gifts
    • Faults
    • Fudge Points
    • Trading Traits
  • Uncommitted Traits
• Fatigue System
• Character Development
• Tips and Examples

ABOUT FUDGE
Fudge is a role-playing game written by Steffan O'Sullivan, with extensive input from the Usenet community of rec.games.design.   The basic rules of Fudge are available on the internet at http://www.fudgerpg.com and in book form from Grey Ghost Games, P.O. Box 838, Randolph, MA 02368.  They may be used with any gaming genre.  While an individual work derived from Fudge may specify certain attributes and skills, many more are possible with Fudge.  Every Game Master using Fudge is encouraged to add or ignore any character traits.  Anyone who wishes to distribute such material for free may do so - merely include this ABOUT FUDGE notice and disclaimer (complete with Fudge copyright notice).  If you wish to charge a fee for such material, other than as an article in a magazine or other periodical, you must first obtain a royalty-free license from the author of Fudge, Steffan O'Sullivan, P.O. Box 465, Plymouth, NH 03264.