With special guest star +Peter V. Dell’Orto Amazing what you find on your computer. Your work computer no less. This file was dated from 2002. I’m not sure the Quad ST idea will really have legs. Too mathematically intense, perhaps. (Heave…HO!)2 Quadratic Strength for GURPS by Douglas Hampton Cole and Peter V. Dell’Orto There…
Shawn Fisher, co-author of GURPS High-Tech and GURPS WW2: Hand of Steel (among other published works) posted a comment to the thread on rules-lawyering that somehow bounced from Blogger. He contacted me offline with the comment, which was fairly extensive – too extensive to be buried in the comments! So here’s more fuel on the…
OK, gearing up to make The Table. I think I’ll be going with the following columns. Class – self explanatory, but this table won’t deal with multiclassing Race/Specialty notes – things like “half-elf pirate” or “Mountain Dwarf Battlemaster” HP (Effective HP) – I think I might note things like 71 HP (+71 HP due to…
After all of the pro/con discussion – most of it remarkably civil, thanks – I stumbled upon a fun (if strongly tilting towards the negative) counterpoint that ups the ante on the topic of GURPS‘ relative complexity: How to GURPS and why it sucks anyway, by Mu. The “TLDR” section contains a lot of goodness…
Thursday is GURPSDay, and below you can find the blog activity from the last seven days. Improvements since last time? MOAR PLAYERS! We’ve increased the number of blogs being polled by about 50% Only a week at a time – As was originally envisioned, GURPSDay will aggregate all the GURPS-tagged posts from the prior week….
We started out, after the usual banter, buying healing potions (4 at 130gp each) and +Peter V. Dell’Orto hired two hirelings and a 14-year old torchbearer. We called them Red 1 and Red 2 to start, and decided that the torchbearer was an exchange student, and we’d be giving him two gp and one credit. We enter…
