+Tim Shorts over at Gothridge Manor writes about the most amazing 3D dungeon I’ve ever seen. And bonus – while the scenario in question will likely be released as a D&D game, it was originally statted out and executed in GURPS.
We picked up where we left off, and the amulet that controlled some sort of transport device. We reviewed prior locations and interesting phenomena, so as to figure where to go next. We decide to head West, and we see doors which are shiny, iron, dwarven-made doors. They don’t appear to be locked in any…
Dramatis Personae The Commander (Doug) – telekinetic super-soldier with a really angry dog (Yukio). The dog is a powerful ally (250-300 points) and very intelligent and very, very aggressive. Zephyr (Merlin) – Real name Murui; Shaolin Kung Fu expert and super-speedster. Eamon Finnegan (Kyle) – smooth talking gravity-master; Ultimate Fighting Lawyer, to borrow a phrase….
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…
The final entry in the series is the Eldritch Knight version of the fighter . . . but this one optimized a bit differently than the others, so was a different build due to the INT requirements for spellcasting. I went with Mountain Dwarf so that I could drop my second-highest roll into INT, while…
A repetitive but useful introduction: In previous posts I talked about grappling from the perspective of someone totally unfamiliar with the concept and application. I proposed what is effectively a loose four-step model. Like all models, it’s wrong, but hopefully useful ( “All models are wrong; some are useful.” G. E. P. Box). The steps (and the…
As I write this, the campaign has been active for exactly three weeks, and we have 12 days to go. Daily Illuminator! Today the Norðlond Sagas was featured on Steve Jackson Games’ Daily Illuminator. If you get a moment, re-sharing or commenting on the post – especially in venues off the forums – will help…
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That's nothing short of fantastic. Hirst makes good stuff, and he does it justice.