Thema: Gar nicht oder mangelhaft durch RSP bediente Genres/Genrekreuzungen

[Woodman]

Wenig überraschend gibt es GURPS Quellenbücher dazu

GURPS Classic: Scarlet Pimpernel

Who is this Scarlet Pimpernel? Why does he risk life and honor in a land not his own? And who is brave enough to forsake the Prince Regent's glittering court to join the Pimpernel under the very shadow of Madame la Guillotine?

Scarlet Pimpernel is set in France during the darkest days of the Reign of Terror. Join the Pimpernel and his gallant crew as they outwit the Committee of Public Safety and its agent Chauvelin again and again. Aristocrats, clergy, shopgirls, even the Dauphin himself - no one is beyond the Pimpernel's aid.

GURPS Classic: Age of Napoleon

GURPS Age of Napoleon is a comprehensive guide to the life and times of Napoleon Bonaparte. It contains:

A history of the years leading up to Napoleon's rule, including events in Europe, Asia, and the American colonies.
Biographies for dozens of leading men – and women! – of the age, many with GURPS character writeups.
Chapters about life under Napoleon, both for the bourgeoisie and for the nobility, and about the culture of the age – music, art, and literature.
Suggestions for campaigns in the Age of Napoleon. Play officers in the French fleet, Wellington's foot soldiers, American blockade-runners, or secret agents for any of the empires.
Plus detailed maps of Europe, France, and Paris, during and after the French Revolution!

[tartex]

Mir fällt da noch Stargate ein. Was gibt es hier vergleichbares?

Die Antwort der Alten ist wohl: Fringeworthy

[caranfang]

Für Stargate gibt es zwei offizielle Rollenspiele, eins auf D20-Basis und eins auf 5e-Basis. Und ich meine mich zu erinnern, dass dieses Konzept auch schon mal bei GURPS aufgetaucht ist.

Was ich hingegen noch nicht gesehen habe, sind Rollenspiele mit einem Island in the Sea of Time-Hintergrund mit einer Ausnahme: zur 1632-Reihe von Eric Flint gibt es ein Rollenspiel, welches aber nur den allerersten Band abdeckt.