GURPS Celtic Myth

GURPS Celtic Myth is a supplement published by Steve Jackson Games in 1995 for the role-playing system "GURPS".
Contents.
"GURPS Celtic Myth" is a softcover book of Iron Age Celtic culture written by the then husband and wife team of Ken Walton, co-founder of Cakebread & Walton, and novelist Jo Walton. It supports a game referee in designing a "GURPS" campaign set in ancient Ireland or Scotland. The first half of the book gives an overview of Celtic history and literature. The second half of the book, entitled "Celtic Myth", delves into how ancient magic could be woven into a "GURPS" campaign. This includes shapeshifter duels, enchanted Snakestone beads, and letter spells using Ogham runes.
Reception.
In the March 1996 edition of "Arcane" (Issue 4), Dan Joyce liked the book, commenting that "what is here is cracking stuff. If you want to run a Celtic campaign - "GURPS" or otherwise - buy this book." Joyce concluded by giving the book an above-average rating of 8 out of 10.
In the July 1996 edition of "Dragon" (Issue 231), Rick Swan found that the history in the first half of the book "reads like a college text, expansive but a bit stuffy." However, he thought the exploration of Celtic magic in the second half of the book "comes to life." Swan concluded that making a complete Celtic campaign was too much work, saying, "I’m not convinced a Celts campaign is worth the trouble, but incorporating the druidic material into another setting — say, "GURPS Camelot" or "GURPS Imperial Rome" — could be mighty interesting."