GURPS - Compendium 1..

No Vitals
5 points
You have no particularly vital organs. The special effects for
damage to the "Groin," "Kidneys" and "Vitals" hit locations are
ignored and no bonus damage is scored.
Insubstantiality
80 points
You can become insubstantial; perhaps you phase into a different
dimension or actually become a "spirit." You can move at
your normal rate, and pass through solid objects as though they
weren't there. You are unaffected by gravity, and can move up
or down at your normal Move. You cannot pick up normal
objects or affect them in any way. The GM may rule that certain
substances, energy barriers or magic spells (e.g., a pentagram)
impede your progress, however.
Physical and energy attacks cannot harm you, but you're still
vulnerable to psionic and non-material magical attacks. Physical
and energy attacks from an insubstantial individual will only
affect insubstantial members of the same race, or creatures
under a similar sort of insubstantiality (GM's determination).
Your psi and magic skills can affect the physical world, but an
insubstantial individual is at -3 on all spell-casting while in this
form.
Although you can pass through solids, you must still breathe.
When moving through a solid object, treat this as if you were
swimming underwater for purposes of suffocation. Insubstantial
creatures can not materialize inside a solid object.
Your appearance is set as a special effect; you may appear
transparent, misty or completely normal. You can't be invisible
without taking the Invisibility advantage (see below). Note that
your "natural" form (physical or insubstantial) is also considered
a special effect; this advantage must be taken by any character
who can change between a physical and an insubstantial form.
Special enhancement: Objects may be carried. They take on
the changed form when they are picked up, and regain normal
form when put down. This also applies to clothing or armor.
Inanimate objects cannot be materialized inside of anything. +
10% for No Encumbrance, +20% for Light, +50% for Medium or
+100% for Heavy.
Special enhancement: You may turn part of your body substantial
while other parts remain insubstantial, or vice versa.
Thus, you could reach through a wall and tap someone on the
shoulder. +20%, or +100% if you can turn an item you are carrying
substantial without dropping it. This requires turning your
hand substantial, too.
Special enhancement: You have abilities that can affect the
substantial world even when you are insubstantial. +100%.
Special limitation: You are always insubstantial and cannot
become substantial. -50%. There is no penalty for spell-casting if
you are always insubstantial.
Invisibility
40 points
You are invisible. Unlike many advantages, the default condition
is that you are permanently invisible. You still make
noise, leave footprints and can be smelled, though. By default,
anything you carry remains visible (but see below). If you are
carrying nothing, you get a +9 to Stealth in any situation where
being seen would matter.
Invisibility works against only one sort of vision. Types
include electromagnetic vision (which includes normal human
vision, as well as Infravision, Radar Sense and Spectrum
Vision), sonar, magnetic fields, and anything else the GM can
invent.
You cannot be visually detected by individuals using paranormal
means such as magical scrying or ESP, but you can be
seen by devices which possess such powers. If you are invisible to
electromagnetic vision, you do not cast a shadow and don't show
up in mirrors.
Special enhancement: You are normally visible, but can
become invisible at will. +10%.
Special enhancement: Objects may be carried. They become
invisible when they are picked up, and regain visibility when put
down. This also applies to clothing or armour. +10% for No
Encumbrance, +20% for Light, +50% for Medium or +100% for
Heavy.
Special enhancement: You are also invisible to other types of
vision - sonar, magnetic fields, and whatever else the GM
comes up with. +20% per added type.
Special limitation: You can be seen in mirrors! -10%.
Special limitation: You cast a shadow! -10%.
Invisibility to Machines
20 points
Machines don't see you — you cannot be photographed, and
you don't show up on cameras or other detectors. In some parts
of the world, you might be mistaken for a vampire! Devices
such as pressure plates will still notice you, but you can walk
past a robot sentry with impunity. Electronically-targeted
weapons don't get bonuses to hit you. This is always on unless
you pay an extra 10%.
Special enhancement: Objects may be carried. They become
invisible to machines when picked up, and regain visibility
when put down. +10% for No Encumbrance, or +20% for Light,
or +50% for Medium, or +100% for Heavy.
Special enhancement: You can become visible to machines
at will. +10%.
Invulnerability
Variable
You are completely resistant to damage from some attack
form(s). Knockback can still occur, however. The cost varies
according to how common the attack form is (see Absorption, p.
49, for examples of attack rarity):
Any kinetic damage: 300 points.
Common: 150 points. Occasional:
100 points. Rare: 75 points. Very
rare: 50 points.
Note that this is a powerful advantage and should not be
used unless ordinary Damage Resistance truly would not
suffice. Also note that this is an expensive advantage and
that many attack forms have cheaper specific defenses
(e.g., Immunity to Poison vs. poison, Doesn't Breathe vs.
gases, etc.).
Special enhancement: The attack does not cause knockback.
+20%.
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