BFDI Maker Game Tool

Purpose and scope: a domain-focused tool for fans, educators, and creators to design BFDI-style competition games without programming. It models characters, stages, rounds, and elimination rules to generate a playable configuration. Core value: quick ideation, deterministic scoring, and easy export for sharing. The tool enforces domain-accurate relationships, ensuring that every round has a set of contestants, a stage, and a scoring rubric that can advance winners to subsequent rounds.
Mechanics and features: a character pool, stage templates, a rule engine, and a round scheduler. Users define base points, bonuses, penalties, and elimination conditions. Outputs include a structured JSON package and a compact description for walkthroughs. Advanced options allow deterministic seeds for replayable simulations and optional randomness for variance, all without writing code. The tool is localization-friendly and exports neutral data ready for import into other BFDI-inspired systems. Use cases span classroom exercises, fan-kanban planning, and asynchronous content creation among communities. The design emphasizes clarity and portability, so creators can remix rounds, tweak scoring, and publish challenge sets with minimal friction.