Fate Core?

[S Ferguson]

In the meantime, use the Dresden Files ruleset. That's only one iteration of the Fate engine behind the Fate Core.

Only one? What happened to all the others?

Cheers,
SF

[Valarian]

Well there's a Spirit of the Century extension in there. That's one back from that. For Fate 2 and Fudge, you may have to look elsewhere.

[S Ferguson]

Well there's a Spirit of the Century extension in there. That's one back from that. For Fate 2 and Fudge, you may have to look elsewhere.

Oh, but I *loved* the FUDGE edition of FATE 2! Still in my archive after all these years! The only thing that I actually think they retained from FUDGE was the Ladder, FATE dice, and character phases.

SoTC would definitely fit, being the Pulp themed monster it is , and the first edition of the modern FATE Core (incidentally, I recently ran Dinocalypse: Hell Comes to Hollywood, and if the interest remains, I'll run Dinocalypse Now! and Beyond Dinocalypse - they're a riot). Just had to swap out the graphics of the Dresden Files , to make it more "pulpy." Eager to hear of more progress.

Regards,
SF

Edit: Hero Labs has just released the FATE Core, Accelerated, and SoTC (which it's had for a while) under version 5.0. It's free to use for all owners of HL.

[Valarian]

I've completed the character sheet for Fate Core and, in an hour and a half, customised the ruleset with an Age of Arthur extension. Starting on the library. The CoreRPG NPC sheet suffices, but will be changed. The combat tracker will be after the library. I'll package up the ruleset and put that and the extension in the CoreRPG folder (community ruleset folder link below).

Photos of progress here

[chillybilly]

Very excited to see it. In case it's not been said yet, a lot of us are very thankful for your hard work on this.

[Valarian]

Currently, the older Dresden Files ruleset ("Fate 3.5" as it were) is still more functional that the Fate Core (Fate 4.0) ruleset. While I continue with development, it may be best to use that one for live/longer-term games. Especially if you use the combat tracker a lot.

[S Ferguson]

Currently, the older Dresden Files ruleset ("Fate 3.5" as it were) is still more functional that the Fate Core (Fate 4.0) ruleset. While I continue with development, it may be best to use that one for live/longer-term games. Especially if you use the combat tracker a lot.

If you don't tend to use the combat tracker (which I always thought was against the spirit of the conflicts using aspect invocations and compels) is it beta-releasable? I'd like to see how the extensions are built for the new system, so I can start working on my own. Pretty please?

Cheers,
SF

[Trenloe]

... is it beta-releasable? I'd like to see how the extensions are built for the new system, so I can start working on my own. Pretty please?

I'll package up the ruleset and put that and the extension in the CoreRPG folder (community ruleset folder link below).

Use the "Valarian's Fantasy Grounds Rulesets" link in his footer.

[S Ferguson]

I tried that already and keep getting an error message each time I click on the .pak or the .ext. The PDF turns up fine though. Any tricks I should know about?

Cheers,
SF

Edit: I got it to work. I just hadn't had the Google drive set up on my end. And it's looking great. I can't wait for the pyramid implementation. Keep up the good work.

[Valarian]

The Google viewer doesn't recognise the extensions. You need to download them.

The "pyramid" implementation is the list ordered by the skill rating. That is the default. To order by skill label only, the hack is required. That is what I want to makecan option. The option will order by rating or label.