
Co-hosts Che Webster (Roleplay Rescue) and Patrick Mullen (Cry Havoc T2K) talk about GURPS - the Generic Universal Role-Playing System published by Steve Jackson Games - and using it to run long-form roleplaying campaigns. We discuss topics arising from using the game system aimed at intermediate users of the rules who wish to progress towards deeper and more immersive role-play in whatever fictio... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisureGames | |||

How do the 350+ skills in GURPS work out in play?
Pat and Che discuss the extensive skill system in GURPS, emphasizing its versatility for various settings and genres. They highlight the importance of skill selection for long-form play, focusing on ... more
What's happening in the host's campaigns?
Che and Pat discuss their recent GURPS gaming experiences, with Che sharing his excitement about running a GURPS-powered game set in the world of Karameikos, which had its first successful session.
They no... more
How does a new GM overcome points paralysis?
Pat and Che discussed strategies for managing point allocation in GURPS, emphasizing the importance of hands-on experience and starting with smaller, simpler campaigns. They advised new GMs to experiment ... more
What's the problem with surprise in GURPS?
WARNING! There's some fruity bad language in this one!
Che and Pat discussed the implementation and mechanics of surprise and initiative rules in GURPS, including how these rules interact with various cha... more
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Starts out strong, but soon devolves into Pat ranting about rules he doesn't like and Che letting him. Pat seems to suffer from "one true wayism," a strangely common problem among GURPS players, even though he would surely be the first to say that he doesn't. If I didn't know anything about GURPS and I were listening to this podcast, I might conclude that GURPS is a bad game.










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