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I know.... crazy huh??!?!!? I did my bit to pledge, not much, but I'll get that copy of War and XPs that I am missing.

Rich is really cranking these out these days. His production is awesome, no doubt aided by the crazy money his Kickstarter project is earning.

Yup. Though there isn't a separate Trip maneuver, you could just do an Agility Trick and get the same thing done.

Oh hell yes. I really liked it.

This is very helpful for 3.x/4e players to understand.

Deadlands has pregens as well.

Haywire got a D+ on Cinemascore, but it has an 81% on RottenTomatos. Carano's acting is a bit stiff, but it really was a fun movie. It's supposed to feel kind of B-movie-ish and the fight scenes were friggin awesome.

When I was first reading the rules, I thought Tricks were the various Maneuvers, but from what I understand it's a catch-all, try anything within reason thing (sorta like pg 42 of 4e DMG). Here's what it says in the rules:

This weekend my group is starting a new Savage Worlds - Deadlands campaign. We're all new to the system, so our first session will be creating characters and then maybe a one-sheet adventure (we've got 6-7 hours to play). I'm excited, though I am a bit nervous being a first-time Marshal, even...

I haven't read the whole thread yet, but I have been feeling a bit the same and with the announcement of D&DNext, decided that I wanted to try a completely different system and genre. I talked the group into giving Savage Worlds - Deadlands Reloaded a try (sorta Weird West for those that don't...

Because I like these kinds of shows, I'll keep watching it, but I really hope the dialog improves. It seemed like they tried way to hard to "tell" instead of "show". Some of the conversations were just plain cheesy. The characters were OK, I like the set-up and Sam Neil's character is more...

This isn't very helpful to the topic and feels a lot like a Molotov Cocktail style lob into the discussion. And your sig, taken out of context like it is, doesn't help anything much. Scott clarified and edited his post to clarify what he meant. (And you know it, you participated in the...

Did anyone get a chance to watch Alcatraz yet? I have it on DVR, but I won't get to watch it until tomorrow sometime.

You may be right. I will at the least allow for a 2x or 3x multiple of the current splat book "limit" before things get burned through. I'd like to hope though that the game can be played well with non-splat and splat characters through they whole edition cycle. An idea that I think people...

But an "inch" was equivalent to 10 feet. (If I recall correctly) And turns were 10 minutes, rounds were 1 minute (where you got one action) and that was broken down into 6 second "segments" that had some effect on initiative or when your spell can be case. (And, I believe, if you used weapon...

This has been my experience as well. We've got mixed Essentials and AEDU classes at the table and the game feels more like 1e than my old 3.x game ever did. Granted, I still enjoy a good 3.x game - as long as I don't have to DM over 14th level or so.* I have converted 1e modules for my 4e...

While I am in agreement about WOTC having an open playtest for D&D Next - IMHO it's the right thing to do considering the situation - this is why I am a little nervous about it.

I am not going to go digging around again, but I have seen it at least 6-7 times in the past couple of weeks. Though in some instances it has been a person describing his/her experience and then another quoting and saying "me too" or adding XP saying "My experience too".

Tell me about your setup. Unless your players are Lurkers.......................................

Rippers is supposed to fill that "niche". But it misses the Sherlock Holmes Steampunk mystery setting just a bit. Borrowing from other settings is good.