IW: Parachronic Nazis Must Die (need help)

[Jürgen Hubert]

A volunteer from the GURPS Google+ Community created four Nazi stat blocks at the GURPS Repository - you can find them here, under the following names:

Nazi - Generic Foreign Volunteer, 1942
Nazi - Generic German Infantryman, 1939
Nazi - Gestapo Agent, 1937
Nazi - Waffen-SS NCO, 1944

If you come up with others, please submit them there as well!

[Michele]

The volunteer would be yours truly. I might be adding that sort of very basic material to the same collection, sooner or later.

I second the proposals of using the templates from GURPS Infinite Worlds as they are, and to adjust to 4e standards the 3e templates you can find in GURPS WWII and GURPS WWII: Iron Cross. Further ideas can indeed be gleaned from GURPS WWII: Weird War Two.

Note that if you want to run any sort of Infinite Worlds campaign or one-shot adventure, then GURPS Infinite Worlds would be a very useful investment in any case, also for the PCs.

[Martichoras]

Thanks, Michele! (And thanks again to Jürgen Hubert, this time for pointing them out). It seems I failed to notice the nazi templates because they were not tagged as "human", and I failed to go through the list...

I own both GURPS WWII and Infinite Worlds, but if I am making a con module I need it to be possible to run with just the Basic books, or, best of all, just GURPS Lite.

Punching GURPS stats in and by itself no longer gives me any pleasure, so if I have to do a lot of calculating and transcription it is guaranteed that the project will be stillborn. Michele's SS template seems pretty close to a Raven SS from Infinite Worlds, though, so that should not be too much work to tweak.

[Michele]

You are right, I should probably tag those nice guys.

Keep in mind the SS trooper is one NPC; a sample, if you wish, but not a template. For those, I'd still recommend the GURPS WWII range. Yes, you have to update them to 4e, but they're worth it.

[johndallman]

There's a conversion of the G:WWII templates to 4e online here, which may save some typing.

[Michele]

I'm adding more of these guys (and gals) in the same place.

[Michele]

A new one is up, a Gestapo informant.
Nazi - Gestapo Informant,1934 (1944).
While I did not make all of the others as "true" Nazis, this one is, and pretty nasty, too.

[Culture20]

If you're interested in paper miniatures, http://www.seven-wonders.co.uk/paperfriendsindex.html has many Nazi themed minis. WWII is the obvious first location, but Pulp Adventure is the next (for the weird Nazi stuff), followed by Tannhauser and Gear Krieg for mecha.

[Martichoras]

Thanks, guys :-)