GURPS - Compendium 1..

Radio Hearing
10 points
This ability allows you to listen in on radio traffic of all kinds -
AM, FM, police band, shortwave, CB, marine band and many
others. Make an IQ roll to "tune" to a particular frequency (one
try per turn).
Radio Speech
25 points
This is a racial advantage. For supers and other characters
with radio speech, see Broadcast, p. 51.
The species talks by radio! This advantage includes the
Radio Hearing advantage (above). Individuals can talk amidst
even the loudest noises, but static from lightning storms and
unshielded electronics drown out their speech.
Individuals trying to tune into Radio Speech conversations
with a radio must make an Electronics Operation (Communications)
roll.
Regnancy
15 points/100 pts. controlled
Use the Dominance rules, p. 53. This is a special form of
Dominance, used in the GURPS Vampire: The Masquerade
setting.
Regrowth
40 points
You can regrow lost limbs and organs! A lost ear, finger or
toe (claw, pseudopod, tentacle tip, etc.) will regrow in 1d weeks, a
lost hand or foot in ld+1 months, and a lost eye, arm or leg in
2d+2 months.
Special limitation: You cannot regrow hands, feet or limbs,
only small extremities. -50%.
Recovery
10 points
You recover from unconsciousness very quickly. Instead of
staying unconscious for hours, recovery time is measured in
minutes. In any situation where unconsciousness is measured in
minutes, recovery time is measured in seconds.
Reduced Sleep
10 points
Normal human characters should use the Less Sleep advantage
instead. See p. 27.
You operate efficiently without much sleep. All Fatigue losses
due to missed sleep (see sidebar, p. B134) accumulate weekly
rather than daily - so one week without sleep costs you 5
Fatigue rather than 35.
If using the advanced sleep rules (pp. CII173-174), multiply
your "day length" and the intervals at which fatigue is assessed
or Will rolls are required by 7 to reflect this advantage.
Reflection
Variable
Not only is your body resistant to certain types of damage,
but some of any such attack will actually "bounce back" at
the attacker! Every level of Reflection bounces 1d of
appropriate damage (+4 damage equals 1d, +7 damage
equals 2d) back to hit the attacker. The remaining damage
affects you normally. The first time an attack is reflected, the
attacker doesn't get an active defense against the reflected
attack, but may roll versus PD. On subsequent reflected
attacks, he gets a normal active defense. See the Defense
Table on p. 49 for the costs of Reflection against various
types of attack.
Regeneration
10/25/50/100 points
You recover from damage much faster than normal people.
This does not allow you to regrow lost limbs (but see Regrowth,
below). You automatically have the Rapid Healing advantage
(p. B22) at no extra cost. Cost of this advantage depends on the
speed of the regeneration:
Slow regeneration: You recover 1 HT (or Hit Point) every 12
hours, in addition to normal healing. 10 points.
Regular regeneration: You recover 1 HT per hour. 25 points.
Fast regeneration: You recover 1 HT per minute. 50 points.
Instant regeneration: You recover 1 HT per turn. 100 points.
Note: A character may not take both Unhealing (p. 106) and
Regeneration. Characters with the Draining disadvantage (p. 97)
will not recover daily HT loss, only Hit Points lost to injury.
Resurrection
150 points
You can die, but you get better. Any time you succumb to
wounds, poison, or any other means of death other than old age
(which is permanent), you come back to life. Starting one hour
after your death, you will begin regaining HT at your usual rate -
normally I/day, although Regeneration (above) speeds this up.
Even if you have been hacked to pieces, those pieces will slither
together and rejoin. If any parts were destroyed, they regrow
spontaneously (heads and brains come back with full memories
and personality). You will remain unconscious until you regain
your full HT. Players should feel free to alter the special effects of
this advantage (e.g., instead of slithering back together, your
body parts teleport to each other, or are re-created by cloning) as
long as the basic time doesn't change.
If parts of you are kept separate, they do not grow multiple
copies! Instead, the largest existing pieces bec omes you, while
the rest melt into goo.
If your entire body is destroyed (disintegrated, engulfed in a
nova, etc.), triple the time required to heal, as widely-scattered
atoms drift together.
Each time you die, you lose 25 points! You may take these
off of anything you wish. If your point total is brought down to 0,
you die permanently!
Special limitation: One class of damage - poison, wood,
metal, etc. - prevents resurrection for as long as the damaging
substance remains in the body. -10% for rare or very rare materials
(uranium, diamond), -30% for occasional or common substances
(wood, metal) or substances that are difficult to remove (poison,
radiation).
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