
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 | 20 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureHobbiesGames | |||

What happens when your game collapses and you need to start a new thing?
Pat discusses his experience running a GURPS fantasy campaign and a Twilight 2000 campaign, highlighting how personal connections and real-life circumstances often take precede... more
What the heck is "point salad"?
Pat and Che discuss the concept of "point salad" in GURPS, a term used to describe when characters have an excessive number of points to spend on abilities, leading to complex character creation and potentially distra... more
What do we mean when we talk about character development with the GURPS system?
Che and Pat discuss the concept of bonus character points in GURPS, clarifying that they are not experience points but rewards for attendance and good role-playing. They... more
Why is GURPS Magic not, in fact, boring?
Pat and Che discuss listener Alex's question about magic systems in GURPS, addressing concerns about the basic Magic system. Pat explains the GURPS Magic system, emphasizing its flexibility and suitability fo... 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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Focusing on the Generic Universal Role-Playing System (GURPS), discussions center around engaging in long-form role-playing campaigns in various fictional settings. Co-hosts explore topics like character development, magic systems, skill utilization, and storytelling, aiming for deeper immersion and creativity within the game. They present personal anecdotes and insights from their gaming experiences, making this series uniquely relatable for enthusiasts keen on advancing their role-playing techniques. The informal, conversational format appeals to those looking for practical advice alongside community interactions, with an evident commitment to enriching gameplay and character engagement.
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