No love for Savage Worlds yet? Well, I'll be the first to recommend it. It could be the last TTRPG ruleset I ever learn. I love that it is setting agnostic and the core book covers enough ground...
No love for Savage Worlds yet? Well, I'll be the first to recommend it. It could be the last TTRPG ruleset I ever learn. I love that it is setting agnostic and the core book covers enough ground to run just about any setting. The new Fantasy Companion is an amazing add-on. SW has just the right amount of crunch for me... and I liberally use Quick Encounter rules to keep the game moving along for my players who enjoy exploration, investigation, puzzle solving, and NPC interaction more than straight combat.
I played D&D for many years and watching OSR take off has been cool. I even picked up OSE like everyone else (though I still prefer BFRPG by a long shot). Ultimately, Savage Worlds scratches all the itches for me.
There is going to be a Kickstarter for a 20th Anniversary version soon for anyone interested.
No love for Savage Worlds yet? Well, I'll be the first to recommend it. It could be the last TTRPG ruleset I ever learn. I love that it is setting agnostic and the core book covers enough ground to run just about any setting. The new Fantasy Companion is an amazing add-on. SW has just the right amount of crunch for me... and I liberally use Quick Encounter rules to keep the game moving along for my players who enjoy exploration, investigation, puzzle solving, and NPC interaction more than straight combat.
I played D&D for many years and watching OSR take off has been cool. I even picked up OSE like everyone else (though I still prefer BFRPG by a long shot). Ultimately, Savage Worlds scratches all the itches for me.
There is going to be a Kickstarter for a 20th Anniversary version soon for anyone interested.