Another week in the life of GURPS

I'm sorry I've been so quiet in here! Bonnie is away, so I've had her portion of the household tasks to attend to as well as my own share . . . and owing to her departure and arrival dates, we've had to pause gaming for a couple of weeks, which is why I haven't posted any campaign recaps recently. To this, add a multitude of little troubles – family, health, computer, etc. Today certainly feels like Friday the 13th.

But enough about me. What about GURPS stuff? I'm going to keep this update short because I'm feeling harried (see the little mood icon up there?), but I think that the three items I have for you are cool enough to make up for my brevity:

• We released GURPS Spaceships 6: Mining and Industrial Spacecraft, by David Pulver. You couldn't do Alien without a mining ship or H2G2 without a constructor ship. Well, now you can do both!

• Nikki finished the rough PDF of GURPS Dungeon Fantasy 8: Treasure Tables, by Matt Riggsby (wombattery). This means you should be rolling up random treasures by this time next month, if all goes well.

• I finished my interior content edit of GURPS Low-Tech. Oh, there will be tweaks as I edit GURPS Low-Tech Companion 1-3 in coming months, and of course there are 101 little administrative editing tasks left, but the stats and words are essentially finalized. Yay! To give you some sense of time, I started that in early September and finished today, and it's about 120,000 words. The Companion items tally just under 100,000 words.