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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Talon5" data-source="post: 1673207" data-attributes="member: 14435">Taking a character from D&D to GURPs or vis versa is very difficult.A D&D Fighter can use lots of different kinds of weapons equally, while a GURPs Fighter would be hard pressed when he doesn't have his weapon of choice in hand.I have considered running GURPs D&D games (GURPs rules D&D world) it involved a lot of work with the magic system, but the whole of it- I was considering running the campaign it for the "feeling" I am missing in D&D.  An example of the reason happened last night-  Last night my pal6/rog3 Halfling (Alton) with his beefed up hp had 120 odd hp, we were fighting overwhelming odds- Orcs, undead, and demons.  Nasty battle, in the end everyone including Alton was down to a dozen hp, spells exhausted (the two fights that could actually be called one took better then seven hours).  Mind you in GURPs he would have been screwed up- unable to lift his sword or run, and might have been knocked out from blood lose, but in D&D he's fine until 0 hp or -10 when he would have been considered unconscious, dying or dead by the rules.  There is nothing in D&D that says- "you have lost a quarter of your hp (enough to kill 3 commoners) and now your missing your right arm," it just isn't in the system.GURPs is based around realism in play, and that is what makes it fun.  I miss it and would love for my group to get back into GURPs, but right now its d20.</blockquote>

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