GURPSよろず

Warp
see p. B97
Be it a supernatural miracle or a miracle of superscience, the capacity to travel at the speed of thought is a virtual necessity for any god, wizard, or ultra-tech space alien that wishes to be taken seriously. Examples from fiction include:

Gate:
　Mystics and ritualists with 「ワープ移動」 traditionally open swirling vortices or glowing portals that anyone can step through. A teleporter who can do this requires Tunnel (+40% or +100%) --plus Extra Carrying Capacity, Extra-Heavy (+50%), if he and his companions can bring along anything they can lift. Those who draw magical circles should add 「用意必須」, 1 minute (-20%), while those who activate existing artifacts need Special Portal (from -20% for mirrors to -80% for a tiny number of sites of ancient power).

Matter Transmission (MT):
Cyborgs, robots, and vehicles can have superscience MT devices built in.
Most have orbital range and require the user to set coordinates, giving Range Limit (-5%) and Blind Only (-50%).
Some transmitters let the user bring along anything he can carry (Extra Carrying Capacity, Extra- Heavy, +50%); others, especially implants, send only his body (Naked, -30%).
High-quality technology grants No Strain (+25%), Reliable (+5% per +1), or both. Experimental prototypes, on the other hand, tend to have Drift (-15%).

Psionic Teleportation:
　Psionic teleporters can typically specify range and direction, and track psychic residues left by other teleporters. These capabilities call for Blind (+50%) and 追跡可能? (+20%).
Weak psis often have Range Limit; for a range of less than 10 yards, take 「射程減少」 and Range Limit, -50%. Stronger psis enjoy Extra Carrying Capacity and Reliable. Astral travelers need Projection (-0%), and use Astral Projection --not Psionic Teleportation --as their power modifier (either is -10%).

Stardrive:
　Some vehicles and supers vanish from one location and appear at another by moving through a realm where faster-than-light (FTL) travel is possible. This calls for Hyperjump (-25% or -50%). Most FTL drives either demand precise coordinates (Blind Only, -50%) or require a “stargate” (Special Portal, -40%). However, the predictability of stardrives tends to offset these limitations, giving No Strain (+25%), Reliable +5 to +10 (+25% to +50%), and/or 足跡追跡 (+20%).

Super-Teleportation:
　Supers and gods with 「ワープ移動」 generally use it as if it were second nature. Most have Blink (+25%), No Strain (+25%), Reliable, and no limitations other than a power modifier --although “combat teleports” are sometimes short-ranged, with Range Limit, 10 yards (-50%).
Adept supers often have a lot of Extra Carrying Capacity. They can grapple enemies and teleport with them, but this requires an Attack followed by a Ready to activate 「ワープ移動」, and the victim may try to break free in between.
Always spell out what goes on during the extra preparation time to reduce penalties: elaborate rituals, psychic visualization, precise computation of target coordinates, etc.
Also note whether FP spent to offset penalties correspond to an expenditure of mana or chi, physical or psychic strain, or energy used to boost transmitter power.
Such details convert 「ワープ移動」 from a generic advantage to an interesting ability.
If the GM feels that a given modifier makes 「ワープ移動」 too effective --or too cheap --he’s welcome to change its cost or forbid it altogether. This is true for any trait, but 「ワープ移動」 merits closer policing because of its tendency to short-circuit plots.

■代替案（Alternatives）
「ワープ移動」 with Hyperjump isn’t the only way to handle FTL travel; 「飛行」 (p. 50) with extreme levels of 「高速移動」 (p. 49) is equally valid. To travel to other times or dimensions, take 「次元跳躍者」 (p. 57). To teleport items to you, buy either 「アイテム借用」 (p. 76) or an 「特殊効果」 (p. 39) with Advantage, 「ワープ移動」.

■追加特別増強（New Special Enhancements）
Blink:
　 Your ability works reflexively in times of stress.
Once per turn, you can dodge an attack by making an IQ roll without the -10 for lack of preparation.
Roll randomly for direction.
You appear in the first safe open space in that direction.
If there’s no place like that within 10 yards, you go nowhere and your dodge fails.
Blink is triggered by fear and adrenaline; thus, it generally only works in combat, although the GM may let you roll in other dangerous situations.
Blink is incompatible with Hyperjump. +25%.

No Strain: You ability isn’t vulnerable to strain and burnout. You still go nowhere on a failure --and somewhere else on a critical failure --but you can always make an immediate repeated attempt at no extra penalty, and your 「ワープ移動」 advantage never “burns out.”+25%.

Tracking:
　You can “follow” another teleporter. Apply all the usual modifiers to your roll, plus -1 per yard of distance between you and his departure point. The time since he teleported also affects your roll. Use the modifiers for preparation time but reverse the sign, giving from +10 if he just left to -10 if he left eight hours ago. Add a further -1 per doubling of time after that. If your quarry departed from the same point more than once, you can only follow his most recent trip. Success means you appear
at his arrival point . . . even if he went somewhere bad due to a critical failure or Drift. Failure by 1 means you follow but suffer the effects of Drift.
Greater failure works as usual for 「ワープ移動」. +20%.

Tunnel: Using your ability always creates a portal of about your size, which lingers for 3d seconds. Anyone may step through it. +40% if it forms after you teleport; +100% if it forms beforehand, and you must be free to move to use it but don’t have to go through at all (the GM may allow this version for 「次元跳躍者」 and 「[物質透過]]」, too).

■追加特別限定（New Special Limitation）s
Anchored: You can only teleport to a specific site or item (e.g., a magical beacon). You can’t go anywhere else. This is incompatible with all special modifiers except Extra Carrying Capacity, Naked, No Strain, and Reliable. -50% if you teleport to a single site, but can switch this by physically visiting a new site for a minute; -60% if you teleport to a specific item that you can physically move from location to location, but that enemies could steal or place in danger; -80% for a single, fixed site.

Blind Only: You must teleport to a set of coordinates exactly as if using the Blind enhancement, even if you can see or visualize your destination.
Thus, you’re always at -5, and each +1 costs 2 FP. Blind Only is mutually exclusive with Blind. -50%.

Drift: You never arrive right on target.
You appear at a random location somewhere in a circle with a radius equal to 1% of the distance you teleported (minimum one yard); e.g., if you teleported 10 miles, you’d materialize somewhere in a 0.1-mile circle around your target. The better your IQ
roll, the closer you’ll be to your target, but it’s up to the GM exactly where you appear. On a critical failure, you’re likely to appear high in the air or underground. -15%.

Projection:
　You teleport your mind as a “ghost” while your body stays behind. See the Projection limitation under 「次元跳躍者」 (p. 58) for details.
Projection is incompatible with Extra Carrying Capacity, Naked, and Tunnel.

Special Portal:
　You need a particular sort of gateway to use your advantage.
The value depends on the rarity of the required portal (GM’s decision).
“Any reflective surface” is -20%; manmade “stargates” in every important star system are -40%; and a handful of ancient stone circles that only work a few nights of the year are -80%.

■パワーアップ（Powering Up）
「ワープ移動」 best suits supernatural powers, particularly cosmic, magical, and psionic ones. Time- and space-warping powers of almost any source are also likely to include it.
才能 benefits the IQ roll to activate 「ワープ移動」, and is cumulative with the bonus from the Reliable enhancement.
It also adds to 身体感覚 (p. B181) rolls to reorient oneself after teleporting.