I cleaned up some of the formatting, but I wanted to avoid changing the content of the rules. Its contents were archived by Ausir on another wiki, but eventually got overwritten by other users attempting to build on it (and occasionally rework it completely), until practically nothing left of the original remains.until now.īasically, I went through all the pages on the Fallout PnP wiki, went back through the page history to Ausir's original archive of Sawyer's Fallout, and compiled all those pages into a single PDF document in LaTeX - the idea was to have a record of it somewhere, and to compile it into a single rulebook to present in a more traditional way. Sawyer's Fallout was hosted on a wiki on his personal website, but at some point the wiki was taken down. Another notable attempt was Jason Mical's Fallout Pen and Paper - in 2006 the author also worked at an official d20 Fallout, but that was shelved after the rights to the franchise were sold to Bethesda. This wasn't the first attempt - he mentions that at the time of writing a fan version had already been created. In 2004, Obsidian's very own Josh Sawyer began work on his own Fallout RPG. That didn't work out, and so the SPECIAL system was born. A bit of background first: as most people (on this forum, at least) will know, Fallout was originally intended to be the first-ever CRPG implementation of the GURPS system.
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