Another week in the life of GURPS

[dr_kromm]

This week is named Felicity. The GURPS update is still mainly about GURPS Horror and GURPS Low-Tech . . .

• GURPS Low-Tech is now at the point where we're talking about the very last piece of art. I have a PDF here that's good enough to use as a reference. Pretty soon, there will be one good enough to publish!

• The preview PDF of Pyramid #3/23: Action Adventures passed muster this week. While Jason (peekitty) did the bulk of the review, I checked some GURPS Action support. Spiffy!

• The preview PDF of Transhuman Space: Cities on the Edge, by Anders Sandberg and Waldemar Ingdahl, is now in review. This is a 90-pager, and no small thing . . . but we should be talking about the release date next week.

• I am at the 89.6% mark by word count on my edit of GURPS Horror, by Ken Hite (princeofcairo). I had to slow down a tad to check the rules for horrific madness and soul-destroying corruption. I am now checking monster stats in one of the two sample campaigns.

• The first draft of GURPS Social Engineering, by Bill Stoddard (whswhs), is now in review. Jason (peekitty) is doing his checks. I'll do mine after GURPS Horror is finished.

Comments

[whswhs.livejournal.com]

I'm glad to hear that GURPS Social Engineering is in review now. I've been wondering how soon it would reach the head of the queue. I look forward to Jason's comments. It's such a rules-heavy supplement that it will need close attention . . . but I've tried to make the game mechanics consistent throughout.

[unachimba.livejournal.com]

An abundance of info in so few lines.
Horror, Social Engineeering and 90 pages of Transhuman Space is something to seriously look forward to!

[archangelbeth]

I. Want. That. Book. *drool*

[whswhs.livejournal.com]

I would certainly encourage you to sign up for the playtest, if we have one. It seems like exactly your sort of project.

[archangelbeth]

Crossing my fingers that you have one! And that I'm not in the middle of Something. O:p

[grouchychris.livejournal.com]

I heartily hope Social Engineering gets a better title.

[whswhs.livejournal.com]

No, you don't understand, Social Engineering IS the better title.