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To expand on Reynard's post of the video, there are more videos that have been released today as well on YouTube. There's a character creation one and a session zero one as well, and there could be more I haven't seen.

Here's a video about it:

Of the published settings I've run: 50 Fathoms (my favorite) Accursed Frozen Skies Rippers Regime Diabolique But I've also run a Bureau 13 campaign and some one shots. I love the system. I feel like I can approach almost any setting with confidence that the system will do what I want it to...

Stras did Scum and Villainy IIRC. Edit: ninja'd! :)

Mark Hayen's King's Watch series is set in modern day England and has a character that has a sorcerous tablet ("sPad") as her focus.

The "Tabletopnotch" actual play stream on Twitch and YouTube uses Talespire almost every episode, and has for a while, if anyone wants to see it in action. They have monitors embedded in the game table for the players (one monitor per two players).

Graphically Talespire is already doing very similar things, with animations etc., and has been for a few years.

THANK YOU! That was driving me nuts!

The John Carter of Mars books had something similar I'm pretty sure, though they were biological. They were spider legged heads that moved themselves from headless body to headless body.

This is my answer as well. Like a few of the above posters I mostly GM Savage Worlds and much prefer its system of Shaken and Wounds, as do my players. The risk to their characters from combat means they play less murderously and what one player calls "more charactery" and the bennies and...

It probably doesn't fit all the criteria but if I were going to pick something like that for a new campaign I'd do Eyes of the Stone Thief. Unique premise and it can be engaged with almost constantly (or sparingly) pretty much all the way up from peasant to hero.

It's in the Savage Universe Licensee Open House video on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/live/8SO-uNxIRf4?feature=share Scroll ahead in the video to 1:08:38 or so. Also, a minute or two past that Shane says they aren't anticipating any trouble with Savage Pathfinder. Excellent video BTW...

Pinnacle Inc., maker of Savage Worlds, just had a YouTube stream and one of the things they said was that they had signed on.

Same, but I'm not a freelancer. The GM did good NPC's but he didn't know the system well at all. They were still making basic "what do I roll" kinds of mistakes in the last episode. I also felt that Undeadwood downplayed the system (SW) instead of promoting it. @overgeeked I probably saw...

IIRC Undeadwood was very popular, there was even talk of a sequel, and that was Savage Worlds. They did a Savage Worlds charity stream too at some point. I'd love to see the CR crew do Deadlands or 50 Fathoms, or Deadlands Noir. Taliesin's Call of Cthulhu game was popular as well.

Savage Worlds for sure. I've always liked it better anyway, and it's a system essentially made to have content created for it.

Savage Worlds has a free Test Drive module that would be worth checking out: https://foundryvtt.com/packages/swade-test-drive

So you're "an alliteration advocate anticipating the advent of the alternate ancestry arguments" :)

That is by far the funniest kickstarter description section I have ever seen!

I come to the front page and click on "Community".