This is a monthly r/GURPS thread for anything and everything related to your own campaigns. Tell us how you and your friends are making out. Update us on the progress of your game. Tell us about any issues you've run into and maybe we can help. Make suggestions for other players and GMs.

This is a monthly r/GURPS thread for anything and everything related to your own campaigns. Tell us how you and your friends are making out. Update us on the progress of your game. Tell us about any issues you've run into and maybe we can help. Make suggestions for other players and GMs.

I'm trying to make a character who is essentially a medieval daughter to a noble lord (TL 3) dragged into a near-future modern world (TL 9), and looking for a good Disadvantage that covers the whole "raised in an ivory tower as a political pawn" bit that someone in that era would have to contend with when adapting to modern society. (The intent being to later buy off some of it as she finds more freedom and personal empowerment in the story, and learns to get over some of the stuffiness of old noble society.)

Low TL is something she's obviously taking, as is Squeamish possibly, but I'm specifically struggling to find stuff to make the female version of Code of Honor(Chivalry).

Any suggestions?

Edit: Many thanks to everyone for their suggestions! I'm having a lot of fun making this character; looking forward to shenanigans

Is there any kind of unified source for antagonists in GURPS 4e? I'd really love to have some examples and things I can template off of for my own antagonist designs and such.

Another thought I had was, is there a good way to tell roughly what power level an antagonist is at versus a player? I feel like this is so difficult to figure out it's practically impossible, but I figured I'd ask because maybe smarter folx than I have figured it out already.

I'm starting to get back into GURPS after being gone far too long, and looking to pick up some books to fill out my library. I see that certain books are only available via POD from Amazon for physical copies. What I don't see is if you also get the PDF if you buy this.

Looking at their offerings on DriveThru, it looks like this is intentional. For example, getting GURPS Supers costs $16 US for the PDF, $24.95 US for the Softcover, and $40.95 for both.

So, just to be clear, if I wanted to buy Powers I would need to spend $25 US for the PDF and then an additional $29.95 US for the Printed Version.

Is this correct, or am I missing something obvious?

Im a sucker for spells mostly but all powers are equally welcome what are your coolest spells created? Do also feel welcome to share your homebrews of these without causing any copyright infringements or whatever if you can

we are fairly open to settings. would prefer bronze age or low tech. we just had a high tech game.

Prefer Heroic realism rules or hardcore realism

I was wondering How to build a skill in the style of Naruto's Amaterasu. A fire that keeps burning the target until they die. I was planning on using Ciclic but It could end before the target dies. Has anyone got any ideas?

Keep in mind I used Amaterasu as an example. The same logic could be anything as Poison, Corrosive Shadows, Curruption etc. The main quesion is How to rule on a ability that keeps hiting until the target dies