GURPS - Compendium 1..

Obnoxious Drunk
-1 point
As you drink you become really uninhibited. At each
Intoxication Level you must make a Will roll minus your current
Intoxication Level, or do something that will embarrass
yourself, your host, other witnesses or all of the above. You
aren't deliberately malicious or destructive, but hurt feelings
and damaged property often follow your drinking.
The details will depend on the circumstances - at a formal
dinner it might be as simple as commenting out loud on the
Duchess's weight, while at an already-wild party you might be
the one who tries to swim in the aquarium - whatever it takes to
get you remembered as a drunken idiot.
Personality Change
-1 point
There are many possibilities here. For instance, if you're a
vicious drunk, when intoxicated your mood is almost always
foul. Someone might also be a friendly drunk, a singing drunk, a
silly drunk, and so on. Most of these require no die rolls - just
roleplaying.
Many mental disadvantages may be taken with the caveat
"only while drunk," as quirks. These include Bully, Berserk,
Intolerance, Jealous, Stubbornness, all kinds of Odious Personal
Habits, and many more.
Sleepy Drinker
-1 point
Alcohol makes you drowsy. Beginning at Intoxication Level 6,
you must make a HT roll at each new Intoxication Level or
become too sleepy to drink. You have 1dxl0 minutes to find a
place to curl up before you drift off.
If you manage to stay awake long enough to reach
Intoxication Levels where everybody must roll to stay awake,
you are at an additional -3 to those rolls.
More Serious Disadvantages
Variable
Characters with the disadvantages Alcoholism or Compulsive
Behavior: Hard Drinker can take mental disadvantages
which are active "only when drunk." These will be worth -3 to -5
points, or even more - depending on the circumstances, and
with the GM's permission.
Less severe drinking quirks - for example, "never drinks
alone," or "thinks he's a comedian when drunk" - are possible,
but can only be taken as quirks.
Appearance: Horrific
-30 points
The character with Horrific Appearance has little hope of
interacting with normal mortals without some supernatural aid.
He is not only inhumanly monstrous, but obviously unnatural.
All humans encountering someone with this disadvantage not
only react at -6, but also must automatically make Fright
Checks.
It is extremely unusual for normal beings to have
Appearances this terrifying. In general, it is reserved for unnatural
monsters, or for alien races that happen to match another's
legends.
Appearance: Monstrous
-25 points
The character's Appearance is beyond Hideous. This is not
just ugliness; the character is clearly inhuman. This not only
causes a -5 reaction penalty, but causes most humans to react to
the character as a monster rather than another sentient being.
Bad Back
-15/-25 points
You have suffered an accident that has somehow hurt your
spine. During strenuous physical labor, you may "throw your
back" and suffer crippling, intense pain or even further injury.
Every time the character needs to make a ST roll, he must
roll against his HT. Modifiers: any ST modifiers applied to the
roll, including those for Extra Effort; +2 if the character makes
an IQ-2 roll to try to put the least strain on his back. In combat, if
the character rolls a 17 or 18 on any attack or defense rolls he
must also make a HT roll in addition to any other Critical Miss
results.
On a failed roll, the character has thrown his back. If he has a
light condition (-15 points), he will be at -3 DX until he rests or
someone helps him (a First Aid-2 roll will reset his back); IQ is
reduced by 3 for the next round only. On a critical failure he is at
-5 DX and must make a Will roll to perform any physical
action.
A severe back problem (-25 points) is more serious. All HT
rolls are at -2. On a failed roll, DX and IQ are at -4 until rest or
help are provided; the victim is in constant agony. A critical
failure causes ld-3 damage and the character is at -6 DX and -4
IQ.
High Pain Threshold halves all DX and IQ penalties, rounding
down.
Characters can acquire this condition during play. If a natural 18
is rolled on a ST roll, check against HT. A miss indicates the
character has strained his back; if the roll is missed by 4 or
more, the condition is severe. Recovery is as per any crippling
injury (see p. B129).
Bad Smell
-10 points
You exude an appalling odor that cannot be removed, such as
the stench of death and decay. It causes a -2 reaction from most
people and animals. The smell may be masked with heavy
colognes or perfumes, but the overpowering amount that must
be used still causes the negative reaction modifier with most
humans.
Pests or carrion-eating scavengers may also be unusually
attracted to you.
Bowlegged
-1 point
You are bowlegged. This doesn't normally affect Move, but
Jumping skill is at -1. It may also elicit a -1 reaction from those
who think it looks funny.
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