Fan Rules

Adventurer Companions: Familiars and other animal companions.
Art of the Boss Battle: Using videogame-style patterns to run your boss fights.
Battlefield Wushu: Player controled mooks.
Complications - GM Option: Rather than taking Chi, the GM can describe a Complication. (See also Setbacks.)
Crunchier Wushu: Playing Wushu with d10s, more Traits, and more stats for Mooks.
Wushu Dramatica: Using drama and sacrifice, rather than Traits, to determine target numbers.
Experience and Character Advancement: Introducing more traditional RPG character advancement to Wushu.
Foreshadowing: “It was a good plan. But you forgot just one thing….”
Genre Benchmarks: Using game style, rather than Traits, to determine target numbers.
Wushu Mecha: Rules for handling Giant robots and outher large scale encounters.
Merits and Flaws: Using Merits and Flaws to spend and regain Chi.
Minor House Rules: small changes to the basic set of rules.
My Little Mook Group: Using the Nemesis rules for Mooks.
Niche Protection: Keeping character roles in the group distinct.
Open Reloaded edition: Fan-written expansion of the Open rules, with new tweaks, tips, bells and whistles.
Playing Wushu Diceless: Task resolution without dice. Could be useful playing online, or else for a scene, session, or campaign in which you’d rather not bother with dice.
Risking It All: Raise your dice cap by taking on Risk Dice.
Structured Chargen: Regulate Trait selection during character creation by dividing Traits into categories.
Struggle Trait: Wushu mechanics for personal struggles.
Setbacks: Instead of losing Chi, a player can describe a Setback. (See also Complications.)
Special Abilities: More than Traits, rules-breaking tweaks for characters
Spell System: a spell system to be used with Wushu core rules.

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Fan Rules