Other People’s Posts: Armor
A great collection of images of all sorts of historical armors from many cultures can be found over at Middenmurk.
Great stuff here.
A great collection of images of all sorts of historical armors from many cultures can be found over at Middenmurk.
Great stuff here.
This is a continuation of my comprehensive review of the Action series. The first volume, Action 1: Heroes, was 35 pages long, and revolved around creating characters, mostly via the vehicle of providing character templates and the means for fleshing them out. But it also fleshed out the concept of Wildcard skills, as well as…
Thursday is GURPS Day! Here are the collected posts from most of January (Through Jan 27 about noon), just to start off with a bang. Further posts will cover only a week at a time. Starting next week, I’ll run the posts Thursday night, probably around 10pm CST. That will catch all of the GURPS…
In a wild and likely unlawful combination of Throwback Thursday and GURPS-Day, I present something that I thought had been lost years ago. This was a head-poundingly complex shot at taking the old 3e rules (you can tell because of the Acc 10 assumption for the rifle) and asking the question “where does each bullet…
I’m sure that once I’ve got the hang of this, it’ll be faster and easier. For now, making slow progress, but I get a lot of help, mostly from +Eric hil and +Brian Ronnle . The good: All the PCs are basically done. I’ve got their basic equipment in place – weapons and armor Doing the equipment inspired me…
This is a guest blog column by Geoffrey Fagan. He doesn’t have a blog himself, but participated regularly in the GURPS Forums under the username GEF. Part III: Reaction ModifiersWhen you can’t do it on your own, you ask for help and roll on the Reaction Table. This is the one time in GURPS, other…
I was going to post this one today. But after 36 hours traveling and very little sleep, I realized that I had it wrong. At length. I’ll be revisiting this, most definitely. But I will say this: I was going to set up “believable” as an overall goal that people who clamor for “realism” actually…