Let's GURPS: Content Posts

[Pseudonym]

I've been blogging about GURPS for a few months now, and since I've been pretty consistent about it, I've decided to start a content update thread here as well.

For the most part, my blog contains content along the lines of

• Statted abilities
• Statted Enemies
• Reviews of GURPS material
• Walkthroughs on mechanics that I find difficult to parse

I mean, every once and again, I post something that veers a bit from those, but they are what I like the most.

To start off with:

• A post on statting out a whip with the primary weaknesses neutralized. It turns out a weapon with lots of strengths and few weaknesses costs a lot of money.
• My most popular post this week, a friend requested stats for a monster that uses a swarm of mosquitoes to replenish FP.
• My weekly meta-post. I post once a week about what I notice in terms of other GURPS blogs, and thoughts about my own blog. This is the latest in that series.

[Christopher R. Rice]

Woo! Awesome. Welcome to the Brotherhood of Bloggers Who Blog Too Much! The decoder ring is in the mail. :-D

[Pseudonym]

Originally Posted by Ghostdancer

Woo! Awesome. Welcome to the Brotherhood of Bloggers Who Blog Too Much! The decoder ring is in the mail. :-D

anks-thay, end-fray. [Did I use the ring correctly?]

[Christopher R. Rice]

Originally Posted by Pseudonym

anks-thay, end-fray. [Did I use the ring correctly?]

Exactlyway ightray!

[Mailanka]

Originally Posted by Pseudonym

I've been blogging about GURPS for a few months now, and since I've been pretty consistent about it, I've decided to start a content update thread here as well.

Good to see it. I've been following your blog for awhile (mostly via Google+, I believe), but the forums here are my single largest source of traffic, so this is a great way to get some eyes on your material.

[Pseudonym]

Originally Posted by Mailanka

Good to see it. I've been following your blog for awhile (mostly via Google+, I believe), but the forums here are my single largest source of traffic, so this is a great way to get some eyes on your material.

Oh yeah, Douglas Cole said the same thing! Some of it's good stuff, in my very humble and not at all biased opinion, and I tried to keep it pretty generic so it's easy to pick and choose what you want from it, and I hope it can be useful to as many people as possible.

[Pseudonym]

Today's post, it's my birthday, so here's a birthday cake monster with birthday cake attacks.

[Pseudonym]

A follow up to yesterday's post, a five room dungeon. A mafiosa's henchpeople had to deliver an assassination device to one party and a toy dancer to another. Imagine the embarrassment when there is an accidental switcheroo!

[Pseudonym]

Today, I've deconstructed the concept of a random encounter table heavily by borrowing concepts from the pyramid article It's a Threat! and Dungeon Fantasy 2. I think the end result solves the big problems that random encounter tables try to solve (getting an interesting fight together quickly) while solving two problems they introduce (too much work to set up, and the propensity to, despite requiring so much work, still spit out bland repetitive encounters)