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<blockquote data-quote="Leif" data-source="post: 6449570" data-attributes="member: 48762">AD&amp;D and GURPS TravellerSo far, it's been almost all dungeon-centric, except for this last little bit in the inn.&nbsp; For the future, I could go either way, depending upon the expressed preferences of my players.&nbsp; Setting? Well, it's a modified Greyhawk, but all of the action so far has taken place in the PCs home area in an unspecified forest.&nbsp; (Or maybe it was specified,&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; [MENTION=11732]Helfdan[/MENTION], do you recall?)&nbsp; Illusionist would be highly cool, if your stats measure up.The only GURPS I have ever done has been GURPS Traveller.&nbsp; I like it better than the old (or, for that matter, the new) GDW Traveller, because it has rules for character advencement/impovement, which was/is the most glaring flaw of GDW Traveller.&nbsp; I've not had much luck stirring up interest in a GURPS Traveller game -- pretty much just&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; [MENTION=4936]Shayuri[/MENTION] and now you, but I could probably be convinced to take another run at it.&nbsp; My idea last time was to put the PCs on a pretty K-A, armed, exploration ship, and put them in the employ of an intelligence service, flying around and trouble-shooting one jump ahead of the enemy, trying to keep their bacon out of the shooting-type war.&nbsp; At least, that was my intention, but I'm not really sure I was able to communicate that plan clearly.&nbsp; It never seemed to work out, anyway, and player attrition was EXTREMELY high.[Because, see, I get really into the whole 'space-travel' thing, in a sorta &quot;2001:&nbsp; A Space Odyssey&quot; kind of way, not just: 'we get on the ship, floor it, and ka-boom, we're at this other planet.'&nbsp; Good grief, am I gonna have to find and dig out all of those GURPS Traveller books again? <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":-)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :-)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":-)" /> ]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Leif, post: 6449570, member: 48762"] [b]AD&D and GURPS Traveller[/b] So far, it's been almost all dungeon-centric, except for this last little bit in the inn. For the future, I could go either way, depending upon the expressed preferences of my players. Setting? Well, it's a modified Greyhawk, but all of the action so far has taken place in the PCs home area in an unspecified forest. (Or maybe it was specified, [MENTION=11732]Helfdan[/MENTION], do you recall?) Illusionist would be highly cool, if your stats measure up. The only GURPS I have ever done has been GURPS Traveller. I like it better than the old (or, for that matter, the new) GDW Traveller, because it has rules for character advencement/impovement, which was/is the most glaring flaw of GDW Traveller. I've not had much luck stirring up interest in a GURPS Traveller game -- pretty much just [MENTION=4936]Shayuri[/MENTION] and now you, but I could probably be convinced to take another run at it. My idea last time was to put the PCs on a pretty K-A, armed, exploration ship, and put them in the employ of an intelligence service, flying around and trouble-shooting one jump ahead of the enemy, trying to keep their bacon out of the shooting-type war. At least, that was my intention, but I'm not really sure I was able to communicate that plan clearly. It never seemed to work out, anyway, and player attrition was EXTREMELY high. [Because, see, I get really into the whole 'space-travel' thing, in a sorta "2001: A Space Odyssey" kind of way, not just: 'we get on the ship, floor it, and ka-boom, we're at this other planet.' Good grief, am I gonna have to find and dig out all of those GURPS Traveller books again? :-) ] [/QUOTE]

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