Game Mechanics
In Fudge, character Traits such as Attributes and Skills, are rated on a seven-level, ascending adjective scale: Terrible, Poor, Mediocre, Fair, Good, Great, and Superb.
Fudge characters can also have Gifts and Faults, which are positive and negative traits that do not fit into the adjective scale.
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