GURPS

So you've picked up a shiny new copy of GURPS, and you'd like to get together with your buddies to kill some monsters and take their stuff. There's one problem: no monsters. That's right, none. Several of the more popular games come with a great big book of monsters to kill, and information about the stuff they have you can take. GURPS doesn't have that.

Except, of course, they do. They have more and better monsters than any other game I've ever seen.

GURPS has some pretty advanced chase rules. To speed things along during play, I have created the following handy cards for use at the table. Print these on card stock, cut along the dotted lines, and save from flipping through your book constantly.

I always have the devil's own time remembering all of the modifiers for range and position during a GURPS combat, so I thought that just for fun I'd write a little program to do it for me. Feel free to take this as use it as you will.

Windows Installer

After watching some people on the GURPS forums go through strange gyrations to calculate the costs for powerstones, I thought I should do my part to make it a little easier. I've attached the C source code for a program to do the calculations, as well as an OSX binary that will calculate it for you. I'll get a Windows binary as soon as I get access to a windows compiler.

To install the binary on OSX, just download the file and copy it to a convenient folder. You may also need to issue the command "chmod 755 powerstone" from the terminal.