Designers | Spike Y Jones |
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Publishers | Steve Jackson Games |
Publication | August 1, 1992 |
Genres | Superheroes |
Systems | GURPS |
GURPS Mixed Doubles is a sourcebook for GURPS .
GURPS Mixed Doubles is a collection of characters intended for use with the GURPS role-playing game accessory Supers . Each superhero or supervillain character entry in the book is paired with another one, often with an enemy or a rival, but sometimes with a partner, a relative and, in two cases, lovers.
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GURPS Mixed Doubles was reviewed in White Wolf #35.
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