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26 January 2012

Conversion

I've been a GURPS player since Man-To-Man.

I've owned all four editions of the game, but the most volume is by far is the third edition stuff.  Lots of goodness there.

Fourth edition changed a lot of things and is, overall, a better designed system.

Since 3rd edition was the standard for 16 years ('88-'04) there's a lot of habit to unlearn when using the new rules.

One way I have been learning the 4th edition is to convert racial templates from 3e to 4e.

Last night I started on Technomancer.

I have the Chimera and Halflings done.  The Atomic Lich is next.  The changes in edition gives some interesting changes to the point values.  The 4e version are MUCH cheaper.

I may even get inspired to pick my work on converting the old 3e Fantasy Bestiary.

If that proceeds well, I might even convert my old AD&D Monster Manual!

I've had Twilight 2000 converted for a while now.
Posted by Angus McThag at 05:10
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2 comments:

  1. I can't remember which was first -- Man-To-Man or Melee?

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  2. Melee comes before Man-To-Man.

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