GURPS Characters

Since HEGGA uses rotating referees, we've played a lot of campaigns. Some of my favorite characters (all to be available eventually):

• Katya "Flex" Ambunatov, Russian expatriate in future San Francisco, heavily modified cyber-assassin, and eternal teeny-bopper, worked to keep Great Cthulhu himself nappin' in Kris Kline's GURPS CthulhuPunk.

• Phegus Beorcson, badly-dressed faun swashbuckler and dabbler mage, annoyed everyone with his bad Scottish accent but did help investigate the disappearance of the mystic Junn people in Steven Newton's original "Cidri" campaign.

• Eugene Ferris Forrester, near-future bodyguard/mercenary, helped find the secrets of Martian nanotechnology and foil the reincarnated T.H. Lawrence (and originated HEGGA's long-running "banana" joke) in RMark Adams' classic "Seven Pillars of Wisdom"."

• Pietr Hammskjöld, 1940's Danish smuggler, found himself with an unexpected cargo of Jews, a frantic flight from Berlin, and a loooong English vacation after visiting Karin Kross' "German Cabaret."

• Charlie Harris, former Tuskegee Airman, fled the white supremacists of Atlanta to join the more enlightenened community of post-Plague Houston, despite Men In Black and baby-stealing aliens, in Chris Miller's "The Stand."

• Alan Lejeune, 1920's Boston jazz saxaphonist, nearly fell afoul of Adam Thornton's campaign/adaptation of traditional Call of Cthulhu in vacation spots ranging from his native town to the deepest Amazon, and planes and places beyond.

• Sampson, 1850's Negro blacksmith, ran away from his master's abusive new overseer to seek a new life after Nell Warne's "Old South."

• Srissith, mystical lizard-man mercenary, helped his exploratory party get over the mountains, and even managed to to get in a little sunbasking, in Steven Newton's revised "Cidri" campaign.