Infinite Worlds Across the Pages

[warellis]

I know about GURPS Infinite Worlds and I know about Infinite Worlds-Lost Worlds and Infinite Worlds-Worlds of Horror. I also know about several Infinite Worlds worldlines in Pyramid #3/20-Infinite Worlds. And I think there's an Infinite Worlds worldline in GURPS Horror (4e version) as well.

Where else can I find an Infinite Worlds worldline article? Are there any other Pyramid Magazine issues that have such writeups? When I say "worldline article" I mean it's talking about a worldline, not about technology from said worldline, but about a worldline.

[Miles]

Bio-Tech has Alexander Athanatos, where the 1st Century Hellenic Empire is ruled by the clones of Alexander the Great.

Fantasy has Roma Arcana, which is briefly mentioned on Infinite Worlds p.145.

Yrth hardly needs an introduction.

The World of Banded Night from Lands out of Time is another world where The Secret is out and it doesn't really matter.

Casey and Andy almost certainly qualifies as GURPS's weirdest book in 4e, but it does have a paragraph about fitting it into Infinite Worlds.

Locations: Worminghall gives a brief mention to Infinite Worlds, mostly about how other than Worminghall it looks more like an echo than any heavily magical world should.

Both Thaumatology: Age of Gold and Thaumatology: Alchemical Baroque are tied into the setting, with the Age of Gold writeup being considerably longer/more interesting.

[warellis]

Thanks.

I recall reading about a worldline where Rome finds this gateway that leads to a place where the spirits of dead dinosaurs roam. Or am I recalling wrongly?

[Rowan]

Originally Posted by warellis

Thanks.

I recall reading about a worldline where Rome finds this gateway that leads to a place where the spirits of dead dinosaurs roam. Or am I recalling wrongly?

That's located in GURPS Fantasy's Roma Arcana setting I believe. They don't go into massive detail on it, so it's fairly easy to overlook I think.

[warellis]

Originally Posted by Miles

Bio-Tech has Alexander Athanatos, where the 1st Century Hellenic Empire is ruled by the clones of Alexander the Great.

Fantasy has Roma Arcana, which is briefly mentioned on Infinite Worlds p.145.

Yrth hardly needs an introduction.

The World of Banded Night from Lands out of Time is another world where The Secret is out and it doesn't really matter.

Casey and Andy almost certainly qualifies as GURPS's weirdest book in 4e, but it does have a paragraph about fitting it into Infinite Worlds.

Locations: Worminghall gives a brief mention to Infinite Worlds, mostly about how other than Worminghall it looks more like an echo than any heavily magical world should.

Both Thaumatology: Age of Gold and Thaumatology: Alchemical Baroque are tied into the setting, with the Age of Gold writeup being considerably longer/more interesting.

Are there any other mentions of worldines?

[Rowan]

Originally Posted by warellis

Are there any other mentions of worldines?

There is a wiki on the web called Worlds of Infinite World .. it's a GURPS themed thing, that has a giant list.. of all the worlds that have come up and should be part of the meta-setting, I believe. It seems pretty comprehensive. I think that might be what you're looking for? :)

http://gurps.wikia.com/wiki/Worlds_of_Infinite_Worlds

[Running Wolf]

Originally Posted by warellis

Where else can I find an Infinite Worlds worldline article? Are there any other Pyramid Magazine issues that have such writeups? When I say "worldline article" I mean it's talking about a worldline, not about technology from said worldline, but about a worldline.

You might want to use some Google-fu for "alternate history". When my last drive fried I lost most of the links I had.

You'll at least find some ideas for an IW campaign.

[scc]

Originally Posted by Rowan

That's located in GURPS Fantasy's Roma Arcana setting I believe. They don't go into massive detail on it, so it's fairly easy to overlook I think.

Sorry for the late reply, but yeah Roma Arcana has dinosaurs, the the intro fiction on page 195 has them, picture and text. And there's a stat block for them under the name Megalogryphon on page 212, below that is a picture of what looks like 3 legionnaires armed with spears fighting a Velociraptor. The box on that page has an explanation

And I wouldn't use that wiki, for some reason it lists fan-worlds (Although they are labeled) and doesn't seem to understand the difference between a pocket multiverse and a skerry