GURPS - Compendium 1..

Filter Lungs
5 points
You can biologically filter out ordinary contaminants
(smoke, dust, pollen - even tear gas) in the atmosphere. This is
especially useful in polluted cities on Earth, as well as on alien
planets.
Flexibility
15 points
You can bend your body in absolutely any direction. This
advantage is like Double-Jointed (p. B20), only more so; you
cannot possess both Flexibility and Double-Jointed. You get a
+5 on any Climbing, Escape or Mechanic roll. You cannot
stretch or squeeze yourself abnormally, but any part of your
body may bend any way. This advantage is included in the normal
cost of Stretching (p. 66).
Flight
40 points
You can fly through the air. The "default" is full-fledged,
self-powered flight without wings or gliding surfaces - perhaps
using magic, psionics or natural jets. Various forms of gliding
and winged flight are also possible (see below).
Flight speed is equal to twice normal Move, modified by any
levels of the Enhanced Move (Flight) (p. 54) or Super Flight (p.
67) advantages possessed. If you are capable of true Flight (not
Gliding or Winged Flight), you may also "fly" at half-speed
underwater.
This advantage does not confer the ability to do complex
acrobatics and tight turns; for that, buy the Flight skill (p. 131).
See p. B139 and CII74 for detailed rules on flight.
By default, flying beings may hover and may fly as high as
they want to (as long as they still have air to breathe).
Special limitation: Winged Flight. You fly using large, functional
wings or specialized skin flaps. Wingspan is typically at
least twice your height. In order to take off, land or maneuver,
you must have an open area with a radius equal to your
wingspan in all directions. If the wings of a winged flyer are
bound, or if a wing is crippled (or more than 1/3 of its wings,
for multi-winged creatures), it cannot fly. (To determine a hit to
the wing, assume any hit to an arm has a 50% chance of hitting
the matching wing instead). -25%.
Special limitation: Winged Flight (Small Wings). As above,
except the wings are very small, with a wingspan as small as 1/2
height. You uses your wings only to help steer, not to lift. If the
wings are seriously damaged in flight, you can land safely on a
successful Flight roll. -10%.
Special limitation: Gliding. This is a limited form of Winged
Flight (above). Gliders cannot gain altitude while flying. You
descend at 1 hex per turn. Enhanced Move does not affect
speed, but each time it is bought, it halves the descent rate.
-50%.
Special limitation: Controlled Gliding. As above, except that
controlled gliders can gain altitude, by riding updrafts or "thermals"
(assuming such currents are present). A normal thermal
will raise a glider at 1 hex per turn. If thermals are present, you
can locate them on a successful IQ roll (one attempt per
minute). -45%.
Special limitation: Cannot Hover. Not available for Gliding; a
glider can't hover anyway. You must always move with at
least half maximum speed when flying. -15%.
Special limitation: Low Ceiling. You cannot fly very high.
-10% for a 30-foot ceiling, -20% for a ten-foot ceiling, -25% for a
five-foot ceiling. This does not limit speed in any way, but the
GM may require Flight rolls to dodge obstacles near the ground.
Full Coordination
50 points/attack
This is the ability to make more than one physical attack per
turn, using each limb only once. The "default" for GURPS combat
is one attack per turn, regardless of how many limbs one
possesses. Each level of Full Coordination allows one extra
attack per turn. The maximum number of attacks possible is
equal to the number of limbs that you have to attack with.
Physical attacks are limited to punches, kicks or weapon attacks.
For instance, a character with four arms could buy Full
Coordination/1 and make two attacks per turn, FC/2 and make
three attacks per turn, or FC/3 and make four attacks per turn,
using each arm once. Note that a two armed creature could take
this advantage, too. It could then attack once each turn with
each hand, at no penalty!
When an individual with Full Coordination makes an All-Out
Attack, he may take one type of bonus for each weapon used,
but all bonuses must be the same. He could not, for instance,
swing twice with one weapon while aiming carefully with
another! If he chooses to increase his number of attacks, he gets
50% more attacks than normal, rounding down.
To aim two or more weapons at once requires the
Independently Focusable Eyes advantage (see p. 58).
Fur
Variable
For a cost of 0 points, you have very thin fur like that of a
Chihuahua dog. It prevents sunburn and gives you a distinct
appearance, but has no other qualities.
For 4 points, you have fur similar to that of a cat or dog, providing
DR 1 and 1 point of Temperature Tolerance towards cold
(see p. 30).
For 29 points, you have thick fur. This is a dense pelt, like a
polar bear's, providing PD 1, DR 1 and 2 points of Temperature
Tolerance toward cold. However, this may cause suffering in
hot weather!
For 33 points, you have spiny fur, like porcupine quills. PD 1,
DR 1. Does ld-2 impaling damage to opponents in close combat.
Fur is obvious, and requires proper grooming that can take
time; loose fur and static build-up can be a problem.
Gills
10 points
You have the ability to extract oxygen from the water. This
allows you to remain submerged indefinitely in normal water. If
there is no oxygen to extract, you will still suffocate. You can
still breathe normally out of the water.
There is no cost (positive or negative) for a gill-breathing
character who cannot breathe air.
Growth
10 points/level
You have the ability to grow to an enormous size - 20', 30'
or even more! As your size increases, so must your ST (or you'd
collapse, unable to support your own weight). Your equipment
doesn't change size!
Each level of Growth costs 10 points, and allows you to
increase your size by a factor of 100%, based on your original
height. It takes you one turn to increase your size by one level.
Example: A six-foot-tall character has four levels of Growth.
This would allow an increase in height of 24' (6' x 4), to a maximum
height of 30'.
If you attempt to grow in a room, vehicle, container, etc. that
isn't large enough to hold you, your growth normally stops.
However, if your maximum thrust damage is enough to penetrate
the wall or ceiling's DR, you will burst through it in one
turn per point of DR the surface possesses.
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