I'm still here, but Dad is off to the hospital - not for COVID, but we're still concerned. Hopefully he'll get vaxxed for it while there, at least.
I don't know what your position is on fan editions of out of print games, but googling "Star Wars RPG REUP" and "Street Fighter: The Storytelling Game 20th Anniversary Edition" will easily turn up pro-production-value PDFs of the fan made successors to WEG d6 Star Wars and White Wolf Street Fighter, which is at least the same system as oWoD.
If that grey area puts you off, try "OpenD6" and you'll find the WEG D6 System generic and genre books, which were officially released online and put under OGL by the owner before he died, while "Distant Star Thrash" will get you Ewen Cluney's fighting game RPG inspired by SF:TSG mixed with Mekton. I recommend the 1.8 edition over 2.0, as Trash 2 got rid of most of the Mekton-y customization in favor of lists of premade moves in the name of reducing complexity for widdle baby waah-waahs.
(Note: It's strongly recommended to divide the spell difficulty numbers by 2 from the official calculation for OpenD6 to give them a more realistic chance of working at standard D&D ripoff fantasy levels, but if magic is mostly for villains, subtle/minor, or unreliable in the setting RAW will work fine.)
I don't have anything for GURPs as such, but high on the semi-crunchy build/fast play, legit free game list is "Tri-Stat dX" which was the no-genre generic version of the BESM 3/Silver Age Sentinels rules, with the addition of letting you choose the die size (and hence max stats/attributes/etc.) based on the campaign's intended power level. This one (as with the WEGd6 books) I'd say to download anywhere but Drive-Thru RPG, as they put in watermarks despite it having been a freely released PDF. While the open system is easily abusable if you want to, it is relatively easy to model just about anything in it for whatever you want to play.
I don't know what your position is on fan editions of out of print games, but googling "Star Wars RPG REUP" and "Street Fighter: The Storytelling Game 20th Anniversary Edition" will easily turn up pro-production-value PDFs of the fan made successors to WEG d6 Star Wars and White Wolf Street Fighter, which is at least the same system as oWoD.
If that grey area puts you off, try "OpenD6" and you'll find the WEG D6 System generic and genre books, which were officially released online and put under OGL by the owner before he died, while "Distant Star Thrash" will get you Ewen Cluney's fighting game RPG inspired by SF:TSG mixed with Mekton. I recommend the 1.8 edition over 2.0, as Trash 2 got rid of most of the Mekton-y customization in favor of lists of premade moves in the name of reducing complexity for widdle baby waah-waahs.
(Note: It's strongly recommended to divide the spell difficulty numbers by 2 from the official calculation for OpenD6 to give them a more realistic chance of working at standard D&D ripoff fantasy levels, but if magic is mostly for villains, subtle/minor, or unreliable in the setting RAW will work fine.)
I don't have anything for GURPs as such, but high on the semi-crunchy build/fast play, legit free game list is "Tri-Stat dX" which was the no-genre generic version of the BESM 3/Silver Age Sentinels rules, with the addition of letting you choose the die size (and hence max stats/attributes/etc.) based on the campaign's intended power level. This one (as with the WEGd6 books) I'd say to download anywhere but Drive-Thru RPG, as they put in watermarks despite it having been a freely released PDF. While the open system is easily abusable if you want to, it is relatively easy to model just about anything in it for whatever you want to play.
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‎noli esse culus
‎noli esse culus