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It Came From the Forums: A collection of 160 monsters from the GURPS forums, collected by KMunoz.

GURPSLand: Contains 4th Edition conversions of both GURPS Aliens and GURPS Fantasy Folks from 3rd Edition, by Eric Smith.

GURPS Repository: Monsters: A list of fan-made or converted monsters, collected by J.

Creature Catalog: Conversions of assorted D&D monsters, by Pythagoras.

Animalia: Stats for real-world animals in GURPS 4th Edition, by Pizard.

These sites are unofficial collections of creatures with fan-made GURPS 4th stats.

Prime Directive: A “Powered by GURPS” product that provides racial templates for many of the alien races of the Prime Directive universe (Vulcans, Klingons, Andorians, etc.).

List of Published Creatures: A fan-maintained list of published GURPS 4th creatures and where they can be found.

Zombies: All zombies, all the time - everything you need to know about ’em.

Monster Hunters 3: The Enemy: Hey, Monsters Hunters need monsters to, ya know… hunt (Albino Alligator, Chupacabra, Cultists, etc.).

Magic: A few templates of monsters tied to magic (Elementals, Liches, Skeletons, etc.).

Lands Out of Time: Stat blocks for about 30 dinosaurs.

Horror: A fantastic book in its own right, Horror also has templates for many great monsters (Demons, Ghosts, Mummies, Vampires, etc.).

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Dungeon Fantasy: Many of the books in the DF series have stats or racial templates for fantasy creatures, and it even has its own sub-line of Monster books.Creatures of the Night: Short PDFs, each with stat blocks for a handful or exotic creatures.Banestorm: Racial templates for many “classic fantasy” creatures (Dwarf, Elf, Goblin, etc.).

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Remember that all of these pages will also have a link to the free preview PDF, which includes the full Table of Contents and Index. These are certainly not all the official GURPS 4th books with critters, but they seem to have the most. Hopefully there’s at least one or two here you haven’t already seen! Official Despite what I frequently hear both online and off, GURPS does have stats for a bajillion creatures to throw at your PCs (possibly a metric bajillion).īecause GURPS tries to avoid a “one size fits all” outlook, they are usually grouped into smaller, more focused books instead of a giant tome that tries to be all things to all GMs… but they are definitely out there, both as official products and unofficial fan-created ones. This can be desirable or undesirable depending on how you want your table to run.Happy GURPSDay, GURPS fanatics! I hope your week since the last post has been filled with games and good times. If there's little point investment to be capable at these abilities you'll likely have a lot of overlap.

The same with a healer or prowler or an arcanist. There won't be as much point in having a ranger in the group if anyone can spend a few points on "Survival". Not having to invest in groups of skills will reduce character investment in roles.

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A character who practices carving wood with their knife will be learning how to forge swords at the same time. The character who studies a Biology texbook will suddenly develop and understanding of particle physics and astronomy. The more jarring part will be learning skills. The boyscout with a merit badge in first aid will also be a capable surgeon. A grease Money small town mechanic will be able to work on the Space Shuttle. If all of the unarmed combat skills become "Fight" then your blue-collar barroom brawler and your mysterious ninja basically are the same fighter.

Yes, it's going to affect the balance of the game and you're going to lose the ability to make characters that are specialists.