Those who’ve known me for many years will know that I love to create fictional worlds. They represent the epitome of complicated systems, with all of the messiness and detail of the real world combined with the flexibility required to satisfy my creative desires. Because of the immensity of world-building, at a certain point it is absolutely necessary for the creator to maintain a solid body of notes on the various people, places, things, etc. in the setting. Worlds are nonlinear by nature, so it is very common to use a wiki to write things down, and it was in re-reading my own wiki-notes that I got an idea for another way to do things.
In case anyone’s wondering what I’m up to, my first task on the 
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A friend of mine wanted me to post this minimalist RPG system I wrote back in 2007. So, here it is. I suggest using it as a starting point in making something that works best for your group. Yes, this is the entire rulebook.-
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