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    Written by PETER V. DELL’ORTO, DAN HOWARD, and WILLIAM H. STODDARD Edited by SEAN PUNCH Illustrated by ROD REIS An e23 Sourcebook for GURP S® STEVE JACKSON GAMES ® Stock #37-1662 Version 1.0 – December 2010 CONTENTS I NTRODUCTION . 3 The Modern Army . 11 Stakes/Pickets . 26 About the Authors . 3 Naval Warfare . 11 Trench . 26 About GURPS . 3 Roman Field Camp . 26 2. WEAPONS CITY DEFENSES . 27 1. HISTORICAL EVOLUTION AND ARMOR . 12 Ditch and Rampart (TL0) . 27 OF COMBAT GEAR . 4 WEAPON DESIGN . 12 Dry Stone (TL0) . 27 HUNTERS AND GATHERERS . 4 Realistic Weapons . 12 Hard Earth (TL0) . 27 Axes (TL0) . 4 Armor-Piercing Weapons . 12 Hedge (TL0) . 27 Spears (TL0) . 4 Training Weapons . 13 Wooden Palisade (TL0) . 27 Throwing Sticks (TL0) . 4 Combination Weapons . 15 Brick (TL1) . 27 Bolas (TL0) . 4 Determining Weapon ST . 15 Cribwork (TL1) . 28 THE FIRST CIVILIZATIONS . 5 Cinematic Weapons . 16 Mortared Stone (TL1) . 28 Early Warfare . 5 Cool Ethnic Weapons Piled Turf (TL1) . 28 Clubs and Maces (TL0) . 5 and Armor . 16 Concrete (TL2) . 28 Microlithic Edges (TL0) . 5 Throwing the Unthrowable . 17 Embossing (TL2) . 28 Slings (TL0) . 5 Spiky Bits . 18 FORTRESSES . 28 Blades (TL0) . 5 SHIELD OPTIONS . 18 Causewayed Enclosure (TL0) . 28 Circumvallation . 5 Fighting With Shields . 18 Hill Fort (TL1) . 28 Massed Combat . 6 Shield Damage . 19 Terramara (TL1) . 28 The Bow . 6 Customizing Shields . 19 Motte and Bailey (TL2) . 29 The Rise of the Chariot (TL1) . 6 SCALING WEAPONS Castles (TL2) . 29 THE ANCIENT WORLD . 7 AND ARMOR . 20 Guards and Watchers . 29 The Iron Age (TL2) .