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GURPS Classic: Japan (1999) allows one to play in the Japan until the year 1868.

Feudal Japan[]

  • Geography
  • Society
  • Major Political Factions
  • Social Classes
  • Social Ideals
    • The Kamakura Era (1192-1333)
  • Life Stages and Events
  • Criminal Justice
  • Capital Punishment
  • Killing
  • Religion
  • Time
  • Holidays
  • Farmers’ Schedule

The Warring Provinces Era[]

  • The Ashikaga Wars of Succession (1467-1568)
  • The Unification (1568-1600)
  • The Great Unifiers

The Late Tokugawa Era (1680-1868)[]

Timeline of Japanese History[]

Characters[]

Bujutsu: Japanese Martial Arts[]

  • Bujutsu of Feudal Japan
    • Aikijutsu (Harmony)
    • Bajutsu (Horsemanship)
    • Iaijutsu (Sword Drawing)
    • Kenjutsu (Sword)
    • Kiaijutsu (Energy)
    • Kyüjutsu (Bow)

Weapons and Equipment[]

  • Distinctive Japanese Weapons
  • Ninja Equipment
  • Equipment
  • Animals
  • Vehicles

Magic[]

  • Mana level: Normal (wilderness) or Low (occupied)
  • Elemental magic: Air, Earth, Fire, Water, Metal
  • Special spells

The Japanese Campaign[]

Japanese Bestiary[]

  • Natural Creatures
    • Hebi (Snake)
    • Higuma (Bear)
    • Hotaru (Firefly)
    • Kame (Tortoise or Turtle)
    • KΩrogi (Cricket)
    • Oshidori (Mandarin Duck)
    • Shika (Deer)
    • Usagi (Rabbit)
  • Hengeyokai (Shapeshifters)
    • Inu (Dog)
    • Kashin (Flower)
    • Kodama (Tree)
    • Tsuchigumo (Spider)
    • Neko (Cat)
    • Nezumi (Rat)
    • Tanuki (Raccoon Dog)
    • Hunted Shapeshifters
  • Fabulous Creatures
    • Amikiri (Net Cutter)
    • Hikigaeru (Giant Toad)
    • Hitotsumekozo (One-Eyed Goblin)
    • Kappa (River Goblin)
    • Kirin (Fabulous Horse)
    • Mukade (Giant Centipede)
    • Myo (Buddhist Guardian Warrior)
    • Nue (Goblin Bird)
    • Oni (Demon Goblin)
    • Onibi (Demon Fire)
    • Orochi (Serpent)
    • Otoroshi (Steeple Dweller)
    • Samebito (Shark Man)
    • Saru (Goblin Monkey)
    • Shiryo (Ghost)
    • Tatsu (Dragon)
    • Tengu (Forest Goblin)
    • Ommoraki (Harpy)
    • UmibΩzu (Giant Cuttlefish)
    • Waira (Alligator Dog)
    • Yama Hito (Mountain Goblin)
    • Yukionna (Snow Maiden)

Alternate Realities[]

  • Echo-Japan any period ca. 600BC to 1868
  • Legendary Japan
  • Shōgun can be viewed as a kind of parallel history to the events related in The Needle-Watcher regarding the exploits of William Adams. The Giles Milton version adds the historical element to the narrative.

Additional Material[]

Myths[]

Extra History[]

Alternate Timelines[]