From what I can tell, I'll be a support unit. Which suits me just fine.

...Well that sounds a lot more advantageous than I thought it'd be.

Alright, if you say so, then.

NAME:
Ginevra Wolfhart

BIO / OTHER INFO:
A human girl from Earth who was badly injured by beings of Darkness, when she awoke her ability to control Light. Summoning a Keyblade forged from this light, she managed to defeat her attackers, though afterwards she fainted.

She woke up in a hospital of an unknown place, and chose to learn more about her gift. She has a major fear of gas masks and hazmat suits, though she will wear those if it's the only thing keeping her from death (as she has an even worse fear of death).

She considers "Fragments of Sorrow" as one of her most favorite Kingdom Hearts battle themes, along with Forgotten Challenge.

RELATIVES:
She has an older brother named Quinton, though little is known about him. Their parents are deceased.

APPEARANCE:
Ginevra has short black hair and pure blue eyes. She has fair skin. She generally wears a black cloak with black gloves, black tights and black high-heeled boots; under the cloak, she wears a black skirt and a black long-sleeved shirt.

ATTRIBUTES:
Strength: Mediocre
Intelligence: Good
Constitution: Mediocre
Agility: Good

CLASS:
Keyblade Wielder

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Goofy (Kingdom Hearts version, at least) uses a shield to attack, so it makes sense for a shield to be a weapon.

So, is this okay? Do I still have an "attribute point" or two to spend?
(If one, then Agility. If two, then both Agility and Intelligence.)

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I'm assuming that her starting weapon is either a Kingdom Key, a Kingdom Key D or a Starlight… or is it going to be a Wooden Keyblade?

Starting Keyblade's Starlight. (Incidentally, the Kingdom Key D is actually a Keyblade of Darkness, not a Keyblade of Light. It's the only known Keyblade to be so.)

Also, I recommend you only give backstory information that's relevant to the game. As far as I know, details such as your relatives wouldn't be relevant to a game that involves traveling between universe (as in, a more literal definition of that word. No, it's not one universe compromising of several worlds a la Kingdom Hearts). Although optional, I also recommend that you add details explaining how you got to be working with the rest of the team.

(In case you're wondering, yes, I know of Goofy wielding a shield as a weapon. In fact, he was the reason why I've added the Defender class in the first place.)

About your attributes: You've sold two attribute levels and brought two more. Since those two cancel each other out, giving you have two more attribute levels to spend. In addition, you've mentioned "Gasmasks" and "Hazmat suits" being something your character fears. In terms of Fudge mechanics, that would be a fault in its own right (and thus, will be featured within the game at least some of the time). Each fault also grants 2 free attribute points to spend. Therefore, you now have four levels in total you can spend on improving your attributes.

Looks interesting. I have a few questions before I make a list though:

1. Is it okay if I use a character that I've made before, but haven't used in any work of fiction yet?
2. What weapon category would Sickles fall under? (referring to the above mentioned character)
3. Are Sprites allowed as a race? (again, referring to above mentioned character)

You can only have those options if you choose to go under the "customization" route. After all, the default character creation rules I've presented assumes you're creating a new character entirely from scratch. In addition, although I could add a class that would wield a sickle as a weapon (and I have one in mind), at the moment, I wouldn't want others to play as said class. Lastly, playing as a race other than human is something I would have to approve.

Since this is a pre-established character you want to bring into the game (and not some adventurer who's just starting out), I will need to approve of them first before I'm willing to allow such character into the game. Create the character first, then I'll see. If it would help, I can also link to a PDF document explaining the rules of Fudge since that's the system I've chosen for the game. Just ask.