Mule Barding

Henchman99942 · 09-28-2013, 01:41 AM

Thanks to everyone.

GURPS is supposebly (Yes I typed that on purpose) a "front heavy" system and I figured it would be easy enough to work out these details ahead of time rather than 'on the fly' during adventure time. I am happy to do the math myself, use my own rules and just go with it. I was just wondering if anyone had already worked it out.

Draft animals are the weak link in a animal drawn wagon. Mules are superior to either parent animal in many respects. I just like animal hybrids. Halfling miniature pony drawn wagons are not uncommon in my campaign. There are even dog carts and Beast* drawn war wagons.

Partial sizes (relating to Size Modifiers) has to have come up before. I think I read that Dwarves use normal torso and arm armor but SM-1 leg armor in one of the books. What-vers. Ain't no thing but a spreadsheet.

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09-28-2013, 01:41 AM	#8
Henchman99942 Join Date: Oct 2012	Re: Mule Barding Thanks to everyone. GURPS is supposebly (Yes I typed that on purpose) a "front heavy" system and I figured it would be easy enough to work out these details ahead of time rather than 'on the fly' during adventure time. I am happy to do the math myself, use my own rules and just go with it. I was just wondering if anyone had already worked it out. Draft animals are the weak link in a animal drawn wagon. Mules are superior to either parent animal in many respects. I just like animal hybrids. Halfling miniature pony drawn wagons are not uncommon in my campaign. There are even dog carts and Beast* drawn war wagons. Partial sizes (relating to Size Modifiers) has to have come up before. I think I read that Dwarves use normal torso and arm armor but SM-1 leg armor in one of the books. What-vers. Ain't no thing but a spreadsheet. ************************************************ *****