If you want to stick with 3e then you need to track down a copy of "GURPS Compendium I", as it contains all the extra advantages and disadvantages which were added over the (many) years 3e was in development for. If you like 3e you'll almost certainly like 4e even more (plus the core books are pretty pretty full-colour hardbacks). The rules are mostly the same, and there have been no huge drastic changes in direction, but the list of Advantages and Disadvantages is a lot more coherent and well balanced, the stats are better priced, the skill-list has been somewhat rationalised, the combat rules have been heavily stream-lined, the firearms rules are simply better, etc.
That said, excellent as 3rd Edition is 4th Edition is better.
Furthermore the two editions are remarkably similar so converting between the two isn't too hard. a good choice for the gamer on a tight budget. In fact it's without a doubt my second-favourite RPG system of all time - my favourite being GURPS 4th Editionģrd Edition books, where they are available, are these days often quite cheap, which makes 3rd Ed. GURPS 3rd Edition is still as playable as it ever was. Multicultural Furries: Beyond Racial Templates. Your support of the author’s rights is appreciated.Ĭontents Introduction. Please purchase only authorized electronic editions, and do not participate in or encourage the electronic piracy of copyrighted materials. The scanning, uploading, and distribution of this material via the Internet or via any other means without the permission of the publisher is illegal, and punishable by law. GURPS Furries is copyright © 2021 by Steve Jackson Games Incorporated. Lead Playtester: Roger Burton West Playtesters: Paul Blackwell, Frederick Brackin, Topher Brennan, Jared Buntain, Rory Fansler, Patricia Gauronskas, Alexei Isachenko, David Johnston, Bobby Krbachian, Jonathan Lang, Leonardo Souza da Silveira, Bram Sterling, and Rolland Therrien GURPS, Pyramid, Warehouse 23, the pyramid logo, and the names of all products published by Steve Jackson Games Incorporated are trademarks or registered trademarks of Steve Jackson Games Incorporated, or used under license. PULVER, and SEAN PUNCH GURPS System Design z STEVE JACKSON GURPS Line Editor z SEAN PUNCH GURPS Project Manager z STEVEN MARSH Production Artist and Indexer z NIKOLA VRTIS GURPS FAQ Maintainer z VICKY “MOLOKH” KOLENKOĬhief Executive Officer z PHILIP REED Chief Creative Officer z SAM MITSCHKE Chief Operating Officer z SUSAN BUENO Director of Sales z ROSS JEPSON Page Design z PHIL REED and JUSTIN DE WITT Art Direction and Prepress Checker z NIKOLA VRTIS Chapter 1 surveys the furry artistic style and its sources, and suggests several possibilities for campaigns inspired by it. STODDARD Edited by NIKOLA VRTIS Illustrated by RAY LUNCEFORD, JEAN ELIZABETH MARTIN, SHEA RYAN, and DAN SMITH Additional Material by PETER V. If you want to play a furry character in a GURPS campaign, or to run a furry campaign in GURPS, this book provides the tools. Multicultural Furries: Beyond Racial Templates
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