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<blockquote data-quote="bento" data-source="post: 3663730" data-attributes="member: 36597">The 4th ed core books (2 of them) run about $80 MSRP.&nbsp; The first book has everything you need to create a character, and the second book on running combat and doing everything else.I'm in the same boat as the OP.&nbsp; I had two GURPS snobs ('D&amp;D/D20 is sooo broken') convince me to buy the books to run a WW2 special ops adventure I was developing.&nbsp; After the investment, along with discount priced copies of GURPS WWII and some supplements, I had approximately 6 hours worth of GURPS playing before I figured out that I didn't want to play with one of the players ever again.I could have saved myself the money as I already owned D20 Modern and the GURPS supplements are always good investments, even the WWII hardback.&nbsp; I might use the GURPS 4th ed again, but highly unlikely.&nbsp; Right now they're in a large plastic storage tub in a crawl space under the stairs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bento, post: 3663730, member: 36597"] The 4th ed core books (2 of them) run about $80 MSRP. The first book has everything you need to create a character, and the second book on running combat and doing everything else. I'm in the same boat as the OP. I had two GURPS snobs ([I]'D&D/D20 is sooo broken'[/I]) convince me to buy the books to run a WW2 special ops adventure I was developing. After the investment, along with discount priced copies of GURPS WWII and some supplements, I had approximately 6 hours worth of GURPS playing before I figured out that I didn't want to play with one of the players ever again. I could have saved myself the money as I already owned D20 Modern and the GURPS supplements are always good investments, even the WWII hardback. I [I]might[/I] use the GURPS 4th ed again, but highly unlikely. Right now they're in a large plastic storage tub in a crawl space under the stairs. [/QUOTE]

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