Official products, I mean, not just fan-created material.
Here is the complete list:
GURPS free stuff at Warehouse23
I'd like to highlight some especially good or broadly useful ones.
Caravan to Ein Arris - and excellent GURPS starter adventure. It's wonderful for introducing new players to GURPS, and I've used it to introduce new players to RPGs in general. Yet it's not without some interesting depth for a group that pushes roleplaying and fights and physical challenges for groups that prefer those. It works very well one-GM one-player, too.
GURPS 4th Edition Combat Cards - also a great item for new players - printable cards with the various Maneuvers you can select from.
GURPS Martial Arts Techniques Cheat Sheet - GURPS Martial Arts has a lot of techniques. This is an at-a-glance listing of them.
GURPS Range Ruler - something we actually keep handy at my table as a tiny short-range-only Size and Speed/Range Table substitute.
Floor Plans 2: The Great Salt Flats - varying sizes of hexes and squares. Including, naturally, the 1" hexes GURPS uses. Technically not a GURPS item, but very useful for it.
That isn't a complete list - I mean you can get GURPS Lite in Korean so you can finally play with GURPS Martial Arts in Korean* But these are ones I've used in the past, use now, or just find nice to have in general.
* Results not actually likely.
Just wanted to +1 Caravan to Ein Arris. It's a great adventure, a great showcase for GURPS as a solid realistic system, shows off campaign planning (recommended advantages and skills, suggested patrons and reputations, etc.), but most of all it's just about the farthest from the infamous GURPS Kitchen Sink that's so integral to GURPS' reputation in hater circles.
ReplyDeleteIMHO it only needs one change. Enemy Fighters weapon skills are a little to high. I'd drop them all by one or even two.
DeleteI'd be prepared to pay (a very small amount) for upgraded combat cards that included Martial Arts and other books.
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