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Nothing is written solid in a good RPG. And chance events DO happen. But timing is everything in a good story. The main point is that dicey events can ruin a better storyline in the long run, or one that has been going on for along time. Like a hero that wants revenge on an npc that has been...

But much like Star Wars, Obi Wans death, although unexpected to the audience, is still scripted and on purpose. Don't get me wrong, I understand that you can make these things work, but I think it's the exception more than the rule.

Seldom. It's usually anti-climatic. Luke Skywalker does not die to stormtrooper fire. I know he could in a dicey game. He could roll unlucky (or the stormtrooper could be very lucky), and yes, you could make a story around it, but it usually kills off more story than it generates. Also, dice...

wow kickstarter gets things going for everything dont they. But hey I love fudge! Shouldn't someone make the 5 pack since it's an option in the game? The only way to do it is by buying two packs.

GM fudge all the time. There is no way to do it sometimes. Role playing is about making a good story. When the dice kills off a main character or villain too early, it has to be rectified. I know that a lot of people like some boardgame with their role play, but the point is they live for those...

Used to own tons, but now only own Legends of Anglerre and Starblazers