Cal

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Introduction

Like most gamers, I started RPGing with Dungeons and Dragons. For me it was specifically AD&D 2nd edition, with the classic Deities & Demigods that contained Forbidden Knowledge. I was introduced to GURPS in 1990 and was soon running games in a variety of genres and worlds. I converted all my D&D NPCs, adventures, and other data to GURPS format. I've only returned to the D&D system once or twice since then and as a player only. I'm a serious Steve Jackson loyalist, a bit of a zealot even (I was a MIB for a while), and enjoy INWO, Car Wars, Ogre, and Munchkin.

As a GM my games tend more toward role-playing and problem-solving than number-crunching combat or Monty Hall hoarding (though I am generous with character points awards and reasonable material gains). Most of my campaigns are grounded in realism, but aren't by any means staked to the ground. My inspiration in planning games covers a lot of territory, and I put a great deal of planning and research into my campaigns. I view GMing as a kind of interactive storytelling and hope that my games achieve a level of action and intrigue akin to a novel or movie.

GMing

GURPS Dark Jazz

Characters investigate supernatural occurrences, uncover conspiracies, battle cultists, and destroy monsters in 1920s Los Angeles where prohibition gets an early repeal, Tesla dominates science and technology, and the Cthulhu Mythos is real.

GURPS Eire

An alternate medieval Ireland where Christianity never took root on the island. Religious persecution on the continent has resulted in the immigration of pagan refugees who seek asylum in Eíre.

Playing

GURPS Space: Star Trek Aurora

Qalataqa Ahote

GURPS Church and State

Magnus Faust

GURPS Sollerin

Sean Decker

GURPS Zhuang

Xhiang Lua (retired)

Shung Jiao Zhang

GURPS Azimuth

Kozmo Espinosa Kaminski

References

  • Get a Kit. Government advice on emergency preparedness kits.

GURPS Library

See Cal's GURPS Library.

Work in Progress

Twin Falls. Twin Falls is a small unincorporated town (population 1,036) in northern New Mexico.