I would like to invite you all to the One Month Fudge Adventure
Challenge!

THE RULES:

"In one month write a complete adventure for your Fudge game and upload
it to this community's files section by July 11th, 2009.

That's it. I'm not going to dictate anything other than that. You can
write 100 pages worth of setting, stats, and material. You can write one
page that is nothing more than an outline of events and brief
descriptions of characters. I don't care how much you contribute, and I
don't care if it is of professional quality or not.

All I care about is that you have a good time writing an adventure that
you like that uses Fudge as the underlying rules system and that you
share the results with the rest of us." -Patrick Benson

It was announced here:
http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/fudgecommunity/message/1334

Additional details here: http://www.sinisterforces.com/?p=71
                                     
Its fun, its free, and its fudge!


Thanks!

The above links - not as useful as you might think.

I love Fudge. It's been my go to system for all sorts of homebrew project for  .. well as long as there has been Fudge. My 'Mutant Bikers of the Atomic Wastelands' developed the tiniest of followings on the web back in the day, despite it famously having no rules for mutations or bikes, and even though I took the site down years and years ago, it's all over the place with unofficial mirrors left right and centre. And within my group we still frequently play miniature based Mutant Bikers spin-off (sort of like a Fudge Warhammer Quest) as a filler game.

I guess Fate/Spirit of the Century have taken over from Fudge and deservedly so.   But as a basis to build your own game with your own feel, Fudge is so wonderfully flexible.

THE RULES:

In one month write a complete adventure for your Fudge game and upload
it to this community's files section by July 11th, 2009.

That's it. I'm not going to dictate anything other than that. You can
write 100 pages worth of setting, stats, and material. You can write one
page that is nothing more than an outline of events and brief
descriptions of characters. I don't care how much you contribute, and I
don't care if it is of professional quality or not.

All I care about is that you have a good time writing an adventure that
you like that uses Fudge as the underlying rules system and that you
share the results with the rest of us.

Quote from: Soylent Green;309289I love Fudge. It's been my go to system for all sorts of homebrew project for  .. well as long as there has been Fudge. My 'Mutant Bikers of the Atomic Wastelands' developed the tiniest of followings on the web back in the day, despite it famously having no rules for mutations or bikes, and even though I took the site down years and years ago, it's all over the place with unofficial mirrors left right and centre. And within my group we still frequently play miniature based Mutant Bikers spin-off (sort of like a Fudge Warhammer Quest) as a filler game.

I love MBAW! Thank you very much for that!