They should really fix that in GURPS Horror!

[Mercator]

Originally Posted by Gollum

I would also like some fast bleeding rules for NPC... In horror campaigns, there sometimes is a lot of blood. The rules as they are written are fine for PCs. It even adds suspense to the game... But when the GM must make one roll every minute for a NPC (or worse, for several NPCs), it is a bit boring for the players... Of course, the GM can always use a house rule... But an official answer could be interesting...

Gollum,

If you need quick and dirty rules for bleeding, etc, I suggest you check out GURPS Action 2. There are a few words on the subject of dramatically convenient blood loss. And the Action series is otherwise very good for rules-light GURPS games.

Thank you very much to ask us.

Thank you all. This is being a very helpful discussion.

M.

[Gollum]

Originally Posted by Mercator

Gollum,
If you need quick and dirty rules for bleeding, etc, I suggest you check out GURPS Action 2. There are a few words on the subject of dramatically convenient blood loss. And the Action series is otherwise very good for rules-light GURPS games.

OK! I didn't know such rules were already published somewhere. I know what supplement I will buy next. Thank you for this hint.

[Exeter]

I'd like to see a 3-5 page bibliography of sources on monster folklore and monster fiction. I'd settle for a web link, but being able to go back to the original sources would be *extremely* helpful for the campaign I'm running.

A couple of worked examples of monsters would be nice, but I'm supposing that's either already in there or one of the things likely to be cut because Powers already does a lot of that stuff.

If there's significant amounts of stuff that doesn't make it into the final book, it'd be cool if that got released somehow (either via Pyramid or a separate e23 supplement).

[sir_pudding]

Originally Posted by Exeter

A couple of worked examples of monsters would be nice, but I'm supposing that's either already in there or one of the things likely to be cut because Powers already does a lot of that stuff.

Powers certainly doesn't, it is about abilities not creatures. However the Creatures of the Night pdf series is exactly that.

[Crakkerjakk]

Originally Posted by sir_pudding

Powers certainly doesn't, it is about abilities not creatures. However the Creatures of the Night pdf series is exactly that.

The Watchtower, pg 15 of Creatures of the Night 5. Awesome. Awesome and creepy.

[Exeter]

Originally Posted by sir_pudding

Powers certainly doesn't, it is about abilities not creatures. However the Creatures of the Night pdf series is exactly that.

But, Powers plus the Basic Set gives you all the tools to stat up, say, a werewolf if you like. For instance, I'm using Powers to write up a werewolf template for a PC in my campaign. Creatures of the Night is just exactly what it says... a few worked examples of creatures.