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Dragon Heresy Races and Kingdoms
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Features | GURPS | GURPSDay | UncategorizedGURPS Day Summary Mar 11 – Mar 17, 2016
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Invocation-based Disadvantages for GURPS
One of the issues I’ve got with making characters in GURPS is the bonus points you get for Disads. Now, don’t get me wrong. For a point-based game, getting more points for being more limited than other characters is a fine design decision. In the point-based currency of character generation, you’re accepting more power when…
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Blowthrough and Armor as Dice
Apologies for references without links, but I’m behind a work firewall and for some reason they don’t want me surfing the SJG Forums from work. Unreasonable folks, corporate IT. It’s like they want me working or something. In any case, there’s a weekly thread that got started up over on the GURPS forums called “Tweak…
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GURPS Campaigns: Past, Present, and Wishful Thinking
I was thinking for a moment about campaigns I have run in GURPS. Reaching way back to college to present day (or, really, a few years back, when last I actually ran anything): Dark Conspiracy – I hated hated hated the Dark Conspiracy game system. It just did not work for me. So my very…
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