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6.2  Character Sheet Example
----------------------------

A character sheet can be any scrap paper, of course.  However, it's
handy to include the Trait Level progression and GM starting limits,
if any, such as one Superb skill, three Great skills, magic available,
etc.

Sample [delete any note in square brackets, such as this]:

/---FUDGE Character Sheet--------\    Character Name:
|                           | EP |    Genre:
| +3 Superb                 | 8  |    Player:
| +2 Great                  | 4  |    Date Created:
| +1 Good                   | 2  |    Unspent EP:
| +0 Fair                   | 1  |    Fudge Points:
| -1 Mediocre               | 1  |    Starting Limits:
| -2 Poor ... Skill Default | 1  |
| -3 Terrible               | 1  |    Character Story & Personality:
|--------------------------------|
| Most Gifts and some Skills are |
|  non-existent unless specified |
|  on the character sheet.       |
|--------------------------------|
| EP = Raising skills to that    |  [EP column and note should be
|   level with Experience Points |   left off if you don't use
\--------------------------------/   them of course.]

             1,2      3,4        5,6         7,8          9+
Wounds:    Scratch    Hurt    Very Hurt    Incapac.    Nr. Death
            O O O      O          O           O           O

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   Attributes:         |        Gifts:             |        Skills:
-----------------------|---------------------------|------------------
                       |                           |
  [space as needed in each section - the GM can include some before
   printing, if desired - especially true for Attributes]
                       |                           |
Mass:                  |---------------------------|
-----------------------|        Faults:            |
    Equipment:         |---------------------------|
-----------------------|                           |
                       |                           |
 [Could go on the back |                           |
  if space is a prob-  |---------------------------|
  lem.  Remember to    |   Supernormal Powers:     |
  list offensive and   |---------------------------|
  defensive damage     |                           |
  factors clearly.]    |       [if needed]         |

[End of sample.  You should be able to get it on a single page.]

The following character sheet header may be helpful to players at
character creation if using the Objective Character Creation system:

/----------------------------------\  Character Name:
|              Att | Sk | VH  | EP |  Genre:
| Superb ....  +3  |  5 |  7  | 8  |  Player:
| Great .....  +2  |  4 |  6  | 4  |  Date Created:
| Good ......  +1  |  3 |  5  | 2  |  Unspent EP:
| Fair ......   0  |  2 |  4  | 1  |  Fudge Points:
| Mediocre ..  -1  |  1 |  3  | 1  |  Starting Limits:
| Poor ......  -2  |  0 |  2  | 1  |
| Terrible ..  -3  | -1 |  1  | 1  |  Character Story & Personality:
|----------------------------------|
| Att = Attribute Costs            |
| Sk = Average Skill Costs         |
| VH = Very Hard Skill Costs       |
| EP = Raising skills with EPs     |
|----------------------------------|
| Trading Traits: 1 gift = 1 fault |
| 1 gift = 1 to 2 attribute levels |
| 1 attribute level = 3 skill lvls |
| 1 supernormal power = 2 gifts    |
\----------------------------------/


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