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Join Date: Sep 2008
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The conversion isn't difficult. You can even do it on the fly, if you like. But yes, it's a wonderful little book. I introduced my Yrth campaign with it.
Edited to add: Check out Harkwood, Tredroy (there's an adventure in the back), and Fantasy Adventures as well. |
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Australia
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Agreed. To a GM with GURPS experience, conversion is a no brainer. It's things like changing an IQ roll to Per to see something. The difference between 1e and 4e GURPS is not monumental, and in the context of this adventure it's pretty trivial.
Orcslayer, would certainly work well as a DF supplement, but the way the book is written, I think lends itself to the level of GURPS lite. Box this adventure with GURPS lite, colourful illustrations, a few pre-generated player characters, some maps, dice, and cardboard miniatures. And, you have a game which could be grabbed off the shelf by a novice, and be playing a short time later. |
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Canada
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Ever. I cannot stress this enough. Rave reviews from my players afterwards, a pleasure to work with as the GM, it was excellent.
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Join Date: Aug 2004
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I'd have to echo that sentiment myself. In fact? I'd suggest that if one were to try and add detail to Yrth for Caithness, Harkwood would be my first choice.
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: USA, Planet Earth, The Milky Way Galaxy
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Harkwood is the GURPS entry level adventure! I've ran it several times. Flight 13 as well. Both great GURPS adventures.
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| dungeon fantasy, gurps_future, one-on-one gaming, orcslayer |
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