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<blockquote data-quote="Aeric" data-source="post: 3512830" data-attributes="member: 17012"><p>The first campaign I ever played in was a GURPS game.&nbsp; Each of our characters came from a different world/genre.&nbsp; I was playing Mad Max, one guy was a 'mech pilot from Gamma World, and...it's been fifteen years so I don't remember the rest.&nbsp; I think there was a fire wizard and an ant-man as well.&nbsp; I do remember that we had a spaceship, though.&nbsp; We travelled through time and space doing completely random stuff.&nbsp; At one point, we were in Vietnam during the war and discovered an underground bunker filled with vampires.&nbsp; We explored the bunker and came out the other side to find ourselves in a moon base.&nbsp; There were also a number of Paranoia-like experimental items which we foisted onto the newest player, who predicably wound up making a new character every week.&nbsp; One particularly memorable combo was the gravity boots which made the wearer's feet stick to the ground (the &quot;on&quot; button was located under the big toe, so that once the boots were operational he couldn't turn them off) and the thermonuclear backpack bomb.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Aeric, post: 3512830, member: 17012"] The first campaign I ever played in was a GURPS game. Each of our characters came from a different world/genre. I was playing Mad Max, one guy was a 'mech pilot from Gamma World, and...it's been fifteen years so I don't remember the rest. I think there was a fire wizard and an ant-man as well. I do remember that we had a spaceship, though. We travelled through time and space doing completely random stuff. At one point, we were in Vietnam during the war and discovered an underground bunker filled with vampires. We explored the bunker and came out the other side to find ourselves in a moon base. There were also a number of Paranoia-like experimental items which we foisted onto the newest player, who predicably wound up making a new character every week. One particularly memorable combo was the gravity boots which made the wearer's feet stick to the ground (the "on" button was located under the big toe, so that once the boots were operational he couldn't turn them off) and the thermonuclear backpack bomb. [/QUOTE]

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