No comments about Best of Pyramid: Volume 1.

1 comments about GURPS Traveller Hardback.

1. One of the worst features of the original Traveller(tm) was that you had a bazillion books to go through. Here, Steve Jackson has coalated the info into easily found bits [with usable index!:)]plus something that was never included in the originals; plot hooks. However, if you are a die-hard Traveller player, the system is GURPS, but if you are merely looking for a way to keep the info organised, I recomend ALL of the Traveller books put out by SJ as must haves!!

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1 comments about GURPS Technomancer (GURPS: Generic Universal Role Playing System).

1. The stated intent of GURPS: TECHNOMANCER was to create a world where high-tech and magic co-existed WITHOUT it being cyberpunk. TECHNOMANCER accomplishes this intent very well. The book posits a world where the Trinity nuclear test ripped open the fabric of space and produced a Hellstorm that "irradiated" a good portion of the United States, producing areas of high mana where magic could be worked by anyone with the genes to be a mage. Magical mutation produced more and more mages over time to the modern day. Now set in the present, the world of TECHNOMANCER has been indelibly stamped with the workings of magic. This has resulted in such oddities as industrial-line mages, magical spies, dragons as part of the U.S. Forces in Vietnam, flying sports carpets, and Departments of Magic in certain universities. Although it is written for the GURPS game system (you must have a copy of the GURPS Main Rules to use the mechanics in this book), the wealth of ideas in this book can be adapted to any game system. Steve Jackson Games spoke of supporting TECHNOMANCER with future supplements. I hope they do! This is an excellent sourcebook, and is probably one of their best in a while.