This is a great book! Very helpful regarless of your campaign

Good source for instant pre-designed cars. Just pick a couple of cars and go.

Last issue of Pyramid Volume 3, produced with the same impeccable smooth style and succinct content, and coherent to the theme as ever.

I still miss the huge lost online web repository of Volume 2.

Pity too, that Pyramid and Gurps products are almost forever out of reach for ultra-frugal me in relative poverty: almost USD 1,000 for 121 issues, currently discounted 25%. Whew!

A real classic. Sixty seven creatures that can be played as unique or as whole groups - or species - or strains, each one with their own special abilities, stats, weaknesses, and adventure seeds. While each creature is special in its own way, the habitats of many of them are close enough to use several creatures in the same adventure, having them play along against the player characters, or acting against each other. Though written for GURPS, the stats and abilities are easily convertible into other systems. One of my all time favourites.

I've had a physical copy rattling around in my gear since 1987, and bought these, here, for convenience.

Denis Loubet's work was practically required reading back then, and I tend to think of his sharp, dynamic portraits to be the industry standard when considering paper miniatures.

WARNINGS: This book REQUIRES three other products to play it:

• Gurps Basic Set, Compendium I, and Compendium II This is the SECOND EDITION of Old West. not the more current Third Edition.

Now for the good stuff: The artwork is what you expect from a Gurps game. The cover is beautiful, most of the interior illustrations are royalty-free or small sketches. Quite a few drawings are .. charming. They are not great works of art but they were obviously done by someone with a passion for role-playing and contain lots of ideas for characters, npc's, and settings.

The background material is AWESOME! It covers huge areas and many, many cultures along with technologies, battles, biographies, and various waysto gain and spend loot.

The terms and descriptions of Indigenous people are not very polite. They reflect the language and clichés of the movies and TV of the 60s and 70s. This is not unexpected from a supplement written in 1991 but I would hope that vhanges have been made in the third edition. Unfortunately, this is NOT the third edition.

The rules and bckground for Horses is adequate, but I didn't get the feeling that I could create a character, or npc, who was "living the saddle" or working on a ranch or cattle-drive.

Originally posted here: https://theotherside.timsbrannan.com/2022/08/100-days-of-halloween-in-nomine.html

The second game that many draw on for Lilith is the classic In Nomine. I spent a lot of time with this game in the very late 90s. Right around 1998 to 99 when I was looking for a new modern supernatural game to play. There was this one, World of Darkness, and the ultimate winner, WitchCraft. Though I used ideas from all three in my WitchCraft games then.

In Nomine Superiors: Lilith

PDF. 43 pages. Black & White art.

This document contain notes and stats for both the In Nomine RPG and GURPS: In Nomine. By extension, it could be used with any GURPS game. Despite the publication date (2005) I think this is all for GURPS 3rd Edition. But I could be wrong. Just checked, yes GURPS 3rd Edition.

This supplement features all the strengths of most good GURPS supplements. That is there is a ton of information here, some stats, and a lot of great fluff.

This one also gives us the history of Lilith and what she has done in her immortal life. In the In Nomine game she seems to be one of the few immortals that can move between the devils and angels with some relative ease.

While I have not touched In Nomine in over 20 years (much to my own disappointment) there is a lot of great material here and makes want to dig up my old copy (if I still have it). In any case, true to the nature of GURPS this booklet can be used just about anywhere. There is nothing here that could not say be combined with Revelations of the Dark Mother. Where there are contradictions...well only Lilith herself knows the truth and true to her nature there are likely to be thousands of contradictions.

While this might not have the art that RotDM has, it does have plenty of game material.

Lilith should be wonderfully complex in any game and this supplement helps with that.

Not a GURPS player; I bought this for the alternate world articles, and I only skimmed the first two articles (on rules for an alternative magic system and pocket dimensions). Of the new alternate Earths, Igor-1 and Stormbomb-1 are the most interesting, especially the latter. The Infinite Aisles are an amusing concept, but not very detailed. Patchwork, on the other hand, is extremely detailed... and honestly didn't do much for me, a bit too dry. (The author did put some serious historical work in, though, so it may work better for others.)

It's car wars. Everyone knows car wars. The only reason I'm writing here is to warn other potentional customers: Quite a number of map sheets in this package is horribly warped. Almost as they were not even scanned but photographed and then inadequately "fixed up" in photoshop. It's just really bad quality work. I tried to contact DrivethruRPG about the matter, but so far I got no response.

Some people have called this the "Third basic set book for Gurps fourth edition." And, in many ways they're right. Powers greatly expands on how to utilize the options in the basic set to emulate many abilities in fiction. It also adds a few new advantages like the ability to control or create (or destroy) matter. There are also hundreds of example abilities ranging from turning someone into a frog to having a built-in weapon. Most importantly it covers what makes an ability a power. This is about what differentiates a bird’s ability to fly from a superhero's. If you want to play Gurps in any genre that uses extranormal abilities be it super powers, magic (if you aren't using the default magic rules), chi abilities, divine gifts or any other type of power you need this book.

The filmography in the back is worth the price of the book alone. My one stop shopping for all game elements set in the 1950s. A copy of this and Attack Squadron Roswell from Zozer games will give a gamer/reader high caliber material for the decade of A Bombs and giant radioactive ants! Six Stars.

Exactly the kind of excellent quality you should expect from a GURPS sourcebook. Whether you want to run a gritty 'beer and pretzels' style of spy game or a 'champagne and caviar' James Bond adventure this book has everything you need to get the job done. Includes spy job descriptions, gadgets, organizations, mission types, and historical anecdotes.

Although the title seems counterintuitive this is perhaps the most usefull of the Power-Ups Line. Often when translating an ability from fiction or defining something you came up with on your own making it unique is as much what you take away from the stock advantages as what you add. This book compiles and expands on the existing limitations in GURPS in marvelous ways alowing far more customization of abilities. If you use Gurps it's well worth buying.