ConsoleQuest VS gcs

I made a pretty cool semi-idle game recently, in the spirit of Progress Quest. It's called "Console Quest" and runs from the terminal. It'd be my pleasure if anybody wants to play :)

https://github.com/donuts-are-good/consolequest

I made it just for fun one night, and found it strangely addictive all on my own while testing because I'd want to keep playing even after verifying the thing I was testing.

P.s. my high score is 356 days in game. not sure it's possible to get higher, you get wiped out quick.

Start easy, and get an overview of the rules. The GURPS Character Sheet helps to make NPCs and the Player Characters. If you want to help your players make custom tables for the available skills, advantages, and equipment. This makes character creation much easier. GCS is a powerful tool! And it is much fun to play with it!

Characters can be created with the free GURPS Character Sheet and they can be imported into your game with ease.

Also, have a look into the (free) https://gurpscharactersheet.com/

Download GCS.exe (Gurps Character Sheet), it's not just a tool for building characters but it's also insanely good for checking rules, (you'll see when you fiddle around with it, you have to hit "UPDATE TO 4e" once you downloaded it), you have to download/purchase/pirate the pdf files for the rulebooks

Download Gurps character sheet to reduce the calculation headache.

First up is a one-on-one session with the GM to work on character builds and RP a bit of the background development that brings a character into the scenario introduced in Session Zero. We've got templates available for quick builds in GURPS Character Sheet. https://gurpscharactersheet.com/

We've got templates available for quick builds in GURPS Character Sheet. https://gurpscharactersheet.com/

Character creation is big but again get GCS (https://gurpscharactersheet.com/) and it really simplifies things.

Consider posting this as an issue to the github at https://github.com/richardwilkes/gcs. I think you want him to add the ability to grant a spell as a feature of an item (as an issue). It’s something that could be done pretty easily, and the developer isn’t hostile to feature requests.