ame Mechanics refers to the rules used in role-playing, by section:

1. Basic Story Writing Rules - play by posting
2. Core Mechanic - Tests against ranks; based on the FUDGE rule (OGL)
3. Dice Mechanics - Using dice to decide the outcomes of tests
1. Roll Low - myn vs nature, unimodal distribution
2. Opposed Roll - rainbow dice, duels, trumps
3. Roll High - flat distribution, numerical outcome, granular, percentile...
4. Spending action points - Adjusting the probabilities of tasks
5. Drama Mechanics
1. Dice Fudging
2. Bidding
1. Scene Changes
2. Disputes  
6. Character Creation - Design your character
1. Objective and Subjective (OGL)
2. Abilities
3. Items
7. Magic Mechanics
8. Combat Mechanics (OGL)
1. Simple/Storytelling
2. Tactical
1. Simultaneous - Roll High for initiative
2. Alternating - Deal Cards for initiative
3. Alternating
9. Advancement - Earning action points, Quests, co-operation and impressive actions
10. Death and Dying
1. Is permanent.  Responsibility for one's actions is important
2. Mostly dead vs All dead

• Quickstart Guide
• Tutorial Adventure
• Character Sheet

Disambiguation

   Mechanics also refers to the physical and technical skill of making & repairing machines.