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.

The basic set seems to imply you kind of gain two arms made specifically for flight purposes.

So....

Can you add extra arm enhancements/limitations at 1/10 of modification percentage? Can you add the "Limb" limitation to a striker and attach it to the wing?

Good morning all, I'm a new GURPS devotee and I've been loving making different characters and enjoying the breadth of options, it makes my head swim to be honest. But lately I've been watching a lot of Gundam, and I've been thinking of picking up the Gurps: Mecha book. I know that it's 3rd edition, but how much trouble would it be to port over? What would the major difference be between the editions when using Mechs? As always thank you for your help, everyone has been so welcoming and helpful with all my questions.

Has anyone ran a GI Joe game in GURPS.?

I'm thinking I might try it, but not sure where to start. 150 or 250 points.?

Imagine an attack that forces the target to perceive something that doesn't really exist (exemple: a floating eye, a wisp, a tiny black dot), and if they look directly to it even for a moment, they suffer the attack's actual effect (exemple: some sort of binding, blindness or insane damage)

Such effect would probably involve some sort of limitation that makes it useless against targets without some kind of directional way of perceiving the world with eletromagnetic waves, and require a roll against... something... to avoid looking at the point, but it would probably only be allowed once you find out that looking into such point of interest is the hability's trigger

Oh! And there's the issue of getting into the fight already knowing about how it works, but having no idea of how exactally it looks like or some other small features, like direction/angle and stuff like that. You'd probably be at a certain penalty at the... roll against something, since you know what you have to do, and but not what exactally should you be avoiding.

If you score multiple hits with a piercing ranged weapon, at what point do you subtract DR and multiply the damage?

For example, if I score 2 hits with an auto pistol that does 2d pi+ damage, which of the below would I do?

- Roll 2d, subtract DR, then multiply by 1.5, then repeat for the second shot

- Roll 4d, subtract DR, then multiply by 1.5

Hey gang, I was making a character that was going to be a lizard or something of the like, and I was just wondering what the mechanical advantages or disadvantages were for having a negative size modifier, I can't seem to find it in the basic set book. Are there any? Can I just be 2 feet long and parry full grown men and stuff? Is it more suggestions, like they suggest that you should have your hp kinda close to your strength for a realistic campaign? Lmk