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GLAIVE weapon design system: 4e-friendly spreadsheet and thoughts
Wed, 2008-07-09 11:44 — tbone
Ahoy! Many thanks to all those in the past who have contributed to or commented on GLAIVE, a low-tech weapon design system for GURPS 3e.
I recently received a couple of inquiries about updating the project for 4e, along with 4e-flavored updates for the spreadsheet aid originally created by Ryan Williams. An updated spreadsheet alone doesn't make the project fully 4e-ready, but sure goes a long way toward it!
The spreadsheets are posted for readers' benefit. Along with them come the obvious questions:
Is there a need to update all of GLAIVE for 4e? Is there any interest? What form would it even take?
There's a new forum topic for anyone interested in discussing.
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