A rather different thing while I do a lot of internal tinkering with the treasure machinery. This was written knowing it would never see publication. The specific works it draws from are in the public domain, but just barely, and since the character is the subject of multiple franchises which aren't in the public domain yet, it would be a substantial risk for Pyramid to publish it. My editor just doesn't need the headaches. So here, then, is a GURPS take on everybody's favorite early 19th century Mexican swashbuckler. The Curse of Capistrano Not all swashbucklers are pirates or musketeers. Some come from Los Angeles. The greatest swashbuckler Southern California has ever produced was Don Diego de la Vega, better known as Zorro, decadent caballero by day, defender of the defenseless by night. Though he has been the subject of countless books, films, and so on, this is a take on him as he is depicted in “The Curse of Capistrano,” the 1919 novella in which he origina...