Full-disclosure right here at the beginning of this article – the more copies of Eureka that are sold the more that I will gain. After a certain number of sales I will begin to receive money, and there are also the immeasurable benefits that come with being part of any successful project.
So take what I say with a grain of salt. It is still all true. 
June 5th was the “Day of Fudge” for 2010, and I ran a four hour Fudge game session at Unique Gifts & Games in Grayslake, IL where I live. I prepared an adventure for the event that I am sharing from my SkyDrive account:
Ah, June! Wonderful June! The month that is zipping by like a rocket for me. Birthday, Day of Fudge, a trip to California, a week in Las Vegas, Father’s Day, and sadly a funeral for a friend. All of these took place in June this year. My head is spinning!
On top of all of that, today Gnome Stew announced that pre-orders for Eureka will be taken on June 28th! I am a contributing author to Eureka, and I can’t wait to see how many orders are placed this month!
Usually I post articles about the Fudge RPG, but today I wanted to share the news about Engine Publishing. Engine Publishing was founded by my friend Martin Ralya who also started the blog Gnome Stew. I am a former contributor to Gnome Stew which is an excellent site dedicated to game masters of all RPG systems. I am also a contributor to Engine Publishing’s first book Eureka: 501 Adventure Plots to Inspire Game Masters.
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My Fudge Game Is Objective – How About Yours?
The more that I play games using the Fudge system the more I enjoy what Fudge truly is: an RPG toolkit.
With Fudge I can cobble together anything and see how different rules work in actual play. The more I play with the rules of Fudge the more that I realize that I am enjoying an objective style of play more than a subjective style of play.
Dare I say it? I enjoy Fudge more when I use attributes and tie certain skills directly to those attributes. I know, I know – this is a blasphemy to some, but I must bear my soul here. An objective play style with Fudge is fun!
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