Character Sheets - The GURPS Guide

Name Player Concept Campaign Starting points Tech Level Size Modifier Age

Unspent points

Height Weight Appearance

Attributes

Attribute	Base	Level	Cost	Points

Secondary Characteristics

Trait	Base	Bought	Value	Cost	Points

Base 10 for ST, DX, IQ and HT. Buy secondary characteristics up or down in the Bought column (Basic Speed in steps of 0.25). Basic Move is Basic Speed without fractions.

Protection & Reactions Damage Resistance (DR) Reaction modifiers

Strength & Defense

Basic Lift Thrust Swing

Dodge

Parry (best)

Block

Dodge bonus Shield skill Shield DB

Dodge = Basic Speed + 3, drop fractions. Parry = 3 + half weapon skill, Block = 3 + half Shield skill (drop fractions), plus any bonuses.

Hit Pointsof

Fatigue Pointsof

Injury

Less than 1/3 HP left: halve Move and Dodge. 0 HP or less: HT roll every turn or fall unconscious. −1×HP: HT roll or die, again at −2, −3 and −4×HP; −5×HP: dead. A hit for more than half your HP is a major wound: HT roll or be knocked down and stunned.

Encumbrance

Level	Up to	Move	Dodge

Carrying (from the gear list). Move drops fractions, minimum 1.

Point Summary

Attributes
Secondary characteristics
Advantages, perks & cultures
Languages
Disadvantages
Quirks
Skills
Spells
Points spent

Disadvantage limit −

Melee Weapons

Weapon	Damage	Rolls	Reach	Skill	Parry mod	Parry	ST

Ranged Weapons

Weapon	Damage	Rolls	Acc	Range	RoF	Shots	ST	Bulk	Rcl	Skill

Write damage as thr or sw plus or minus (sw+1 cut) and the Rolls column works it out from your ST. Parry mod: 0, −1, F (fencing) or No.

Combat Notes

Name

Skill points

Spell points

Unspent points

Skills

Skill	Attr.	Diff.	Points	Relative	Level	Defaults & notes

Points 1, 2, 4, 8, then +1 level per 4 more. Easy skills start at attribute+0 for 1 point, Average at −1, Hard at −2, Very Hard at −3. Odd amounts count as the step below.

Spells

Magery level Spells are IQ/Hard (a few IQ/Very Hard); each Magery level adds to every spell. Bought Magery goes with your advantages.

Spell	College	Class	Time	Duration	Cost	Diff.	Points	Level

Spell skill 15+: every casting and maintenance costs 1 FP less, 20+: 2 less, and so on per 5 levels. Out of FP, you can pay with HP.

Techniques & Skill Notes

Name

Advantages

Disadvantages

Quirks

Advantages & Perks

Trait	Points

Languages

Language	Spoken	Written	Points

Broken 1, Accented 2, Native 3 points each for spoken and written. Your native language is free.

Cultural Familiarities

Culture	Points

Disadvantages

Disadvantage	Points

Enter points as −10 or 10: both count as −10.

Quirks (−1 each, up to five)

Quirks don't count against the disadvantage limit; low attributes and secondary characteristics bought down do.

Background

Equipment

Item	Weight	Cost

Total: · Encumbrance:

Money

Notes

How it works. A sheet auto-saves in this browser once it has a name. Renaming a sheet renames its save. Use the tabs to move between the three pages. Print prints all three pages of the current character, one per US Letter sheet, and Print Blank prints an empty set. Export downloads every sheet as a JSON file and Import merges a file like that back in (a sheet with the same name is replaced). Nothing leaves your browser.

Sample sheets. Load sample characters adds all 97 characters from 97 Characters and Adventure Groups (23 solo operators and 74 members of 20 groups, with each group's roster and dynamic in Notes), replacing any saved sheet with the same name just as Import does and leaving your other sheets alone; you can also download the sample sheet file and import it yourself. Each sample is a finished, legal build at its point total, with the card's values kept, more skills (and spells for mages), weapons, armor DR and Basic Set gear bought with the character's starting wealth.

Worked out for you. ST and HT cost 10 points per level above or below 10, DX and IQ 20. Secondary characteristics start from your attributes: HP from ST (2 points each), Will and Per from IQ (5 each), FP from HT (3 each), Basic Speed is (HT + DX) ÷ 4 (5 points per 0.25) and Basic Move is Basic Speed without fractions (5 points per yard). Basic Lift is ST × ST ÷ 5 pounds, rounded to a whole number once it reaches 10, and thrust and swing come from the ST table. Encumbrance compares your gear's weight with Basic Lift ×1, 2, 3, 6 and 10. Skill and spell levels follow the cost ladder on Character Creation; see also Combat, Magic & the Supernatural and the Dice Roller.