Many issues of Pyramid were devoted to a theme that tied in, roughly, to "times of yore." (In GURPS terms, this is anything from TL0 to TL4 – from the dawn of time through 1700 or so.) Since fantasy gaming is so popular, most of these issues also contain magical or fantasy-related ideas. Topics include historical exploration, magic on the battlefield, and tools for clerics.
Pyramid #3/07: Urban Fantasy (May 2009)
In this issue, our theme is "Urban Fantasy," and it's packed with 42 pages of people, plots, and powered possibilities, including "The New Kingdom," a systemless campaign that brings the Egyptian gods to the modern world. Can humanity survive their far-reaching plots? Can the gods and their agents uncover the mystery of who dares try to kill them?
See the sample!
Pyramid #3/04: Magic on the Battlefield (February 2009)
This month's installment is 40 pages dedicated to warfare and wizardry, and includes GURPS Line Editor Sean Punch's description of a group of martial mages, using both GURPS Thaumatology: Magical Styles and GURPS Mass Combat!
See the sample!
Pyramid #3/01: Tools of the Trade – Wizards (November 2008)
Each month, Pyramid features a specific theme, to kick-start a new campaign or spice up an old one. This month, "Tools of the Trade: Wizards" includes new accessories for necromancers, by GURPS Line Editor Sean Punch!
See the sample!
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What kind of articles were in historical/fantasy issues of Pyramid? Try these sample articles and see!
- "On de Medici's Secret Service" from Pyramid #3/10: Crime and Grime, written by the author of GURPS Hot Spots: Renaissance Florence, Matt Riggsby.
- "The Book of Null" from Pyramid #3/13: Thaumatology.
You can also check out the introduction, table of contents, and sample pages for any issue of Pyramid, available via Warehouse 23!
