It’s another GURPSDay, and here’s the last few weeks of posts! The Nordlond Sagas Kickstarter continues to hum along, though we’re in the ‘doldrums’ period where things are flat. Even so, we’re still projected to clear the last stretch goal, and have enough “latent” backers to exceed it by a significant margin if they all come in at the end (they won’t), to the tune of “best GB Kickstarter yet.” As of now, we will probably come in between Nordvorn at $26K and Four Perilous Journeys at $40K. That’s not nothing.

In any case, we’re here for GURPSDay, so scroll all the way down (the random order is, well, random). Catch up and get some repeat views and if you missed some. They’re in reverse chronological order, so if you’re up-to-date, just skim off the top!

News for Gaming Ballistic:

The last Dungeon Grappling books that were pending were put in the mail and are on their way. THAT’S done.

The swords and shields that were on hold first due to subzero temps and then due to a house move will be completed this week. They’ll ship out Real Soon Now.

All goods for Four Perilous Journeys are in production or better. The books should be done next week. The card decks are on their way, and have already arrived in the UK. The cardboard die-cut counters started shipping yesterday. At this moment, all is well.

As mentioned, the Nordlond Sagas kickstarter had a strong start, but could use a bit more visibility. A reshare of the link or talking about why you’re excited about it (presuming you are) would help. What is needed is more reach for the work. The Kickstarter ends Oct 12.

News for SJG

All GURPS PDFs published before 2019 are 33% off to celebrate the 33rd anniversary of GURPS

Steve Jackson Games posted one of their comprehensive “Kickstarter Updates” in the Daily Illuminator today.

GURPSDay is in its sixth – GURPSDay started in February 2013, a year after I started Gaming Ballistic. Things have slowed down a bit, and I’ll be considering how to revitalize this weekly activity. I’d like to see an average of 100 posts here per week – one per blog, ish – so we’ll see what we can do to get creative juiced flowing.If you just started a GURPS blog – and I know that some of you have – email me and get on the list! With the advent of the Dungeon Fantasy RPG, Powered by GURPS, there’s even more reason to write.

How? Two action items: post more, recruit more. It’s really that simple. More posters is more posts, and more interest in GURPS.

Below you can find the blog activity for the last week. There’s a whole lotta awesome GURPS going on. Read all the posts.

Not every blog posts about GURPS every week, but some are ridiculously prolific! The list is randomized, so different bloggers will be highlighted at the top of the post each week.

As always, if you’re interested in having your blog consolidated here, navigate over to The Instructions Page and drop me a line. Take special note of the RSS Settings Fix if you’re on WordPress.



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Gaming Ballistic (Douglas Cole)

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Dr. Kromm’s GURPS Livejournal (“Sean “”Dr. Kromm”” Punch”)

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Refplace (Rory)

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Game Geekery (“Warren “”Mook”” Wilson”)

GURPS for One-Shots (9/10/19) – A road map of what I’m hoping the GURPS For One-Shots series of posts will ultimately cover.

Gateway 2019, Post-Con Wrap Up (9/08/19) – Had another rollicking good romp through the multidimensional city streets of Locus at the Gateway 2019 convention, and we even made the PCs at the table instead of using pre-gens.

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Olympus RPG Group (The Olympus RPG Group)

GURPS Action: Consular Operations, S2E13 (9/24/19) – Our GURPS Action: Consular Operations campaign continues. The team is involved in a high-speed chase through Dubai, relocate to the plague-stricken town in Yemen, and reconnect with a (sorta) team member.

GURPS Action: Consular Operations, S2E12 (9/17/19) – Our GURPS Action: Consular Operations campaign continues. The team conducts an interrogation that gets interrupted by a surprise enemy and local feds.

GURPS Action: Consular Operations, S2E11 (9/10/19) – Our GURPS Action: Consular Operations campaign continues. The team hits an arms deal in the Presidential Suite of the Burj Al-Arab. They kill some guys, make a new friend, shoot an old enemy, and make off with some intel.

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UbiquitousRat.net (Che Webster)

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MoeLane.com (Moe Lane)

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Ravens N’ Pennies (Christopher R. Rice)

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RogerBW’s Blog (Roger Bell-West)

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Noh RPG Group (binn05)

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Generic Universal Eggplant (Enraged Eggplant)

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Dungeon Fantastic (Peter Dell’Orto)

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GURPS Mega Dungeon (John Morrison)

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Above the Flatline (Timothy Ponce)

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Mailanka’s Musings (Daniel Dover)

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Insidious GURPS Planning (Mr. Insidious)

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DF Whiterock (dripton)

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Frak Frel and Other F Words (Rigil Kent)

GamePrep: ConsOps, 2.14 (9/26/19) – Prep for the GURPS Action game I’m running in Fantasy Ground on 9/28/2019. No stats abused but some in-game mechanics discussed and links to useful stuffs. Less stream of consciousness than normal and more actual game preparation.

GM Commentary: ConsOps, 2.13 (9/23/19) – Discussion about the GURPS Action game I ran in Fantasy Grounds on 9/21/2019 which was a car chase that lasted a little longer than expected, then a bit of roleplay at the end. No stats harmed but link to the YouTube recording. Reflections on what went right and what went wrong.

GamePrep: ConsOps, 2.13 (9/19/19) – Rambling in an attempt to flesh out the GURPS Action game I will run in Fantasy Grounds on 9/21/2019. No stats abused.

GM Commentary: ConsOps, 2.12 (9/16/19) – Discussion about the GURPS Action game I ran in Fantasy Grounds on 9/14/2019 which once again turned into a long firefight, despite my best intentions. No stats harmed but link to the YouTube recording. Reflections on what went right and what went wrong.

GamePrep: ConsOps, 2.12 (9/12/19) – Rambling in an attempt to flesh out the GURPS Action game I will run in Fantasy Grounds on 9/14/2019. No stats abused and this is far more stream of consciousness than I would like, especially considering how quickly Saturday is looming…

GM Commentary: ConsOps, 2.11 (9/09/19) – Discussion about the GURPS Action game I ran in Fantasy Grounds on 9/7/2019 which was essentially one long firefight. No stats harmed but link to the YouTube recording. Reflections on what went right and what went wrong.

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Don’t Forget Your Boots (Mitch French)

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Dungeons on Automatic (Kyle Norton)

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Octopus Carnival (Ubiratan Pires Alberton)