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<blockquote data-quote="Greg K" data-source="post: 5436754" data-attributes="member: 5038">It didn't make feel like I was no longer playing D&amp;D. It just made me feel this was not the D&amp;D or settings that I wanted to play.Savage Worlds is, currently, my favorite rpg for non-supers.&nbsp; Give me the $10 Explorer edition rule book along with1. Modern Martial Arts, the free Modern Martial Arts supplement (by Brand Manager, Clint Black) which adds some new edges;2. The free dials for adjusting incapacitation from cartoony to Gritty (also by Clint and free on the forums), and 3. The push/trip maneuver by Clint (also free on the forums)From there, it just depends on what I am in the mood for:4. For fantasy, I can just use the free Wizards and Warriors supplement) or, if I want race creation, new edges, new equipment, some new powers and advice, get the Fantasy Companion for $20.&nbsp; If I don't want to build my own setting,&nbsp; I can just buy Hellfrost (Triple Ace Games), Sundered Skies (Triple Ace Games), Legends of Steel , or Sherwood-the Legend of Robin Hood (Battlefield Press).&nbsp; And, if I want, to tailor the magic system, the free Shark Bytes has various examples or I can go to the official website and get free help (possibly from the brand manager himself).&nbsp;5. Thrilling Tales 2e (Adamant) if I want to run Pulp6. Mars: Savage Worlds edition (Adamant) for Planetary Romance7. Pirates of the Spanish Main for Pirates8. The upcoming Darwin's World (RPGObjects) for post ApocalypseActually, the only complaints that I really have about Savage Worlds are 1)one or two skills being to broad for my taste; 2) there are no official write-ups for beholders, mindflayers or the demons and devils that originated in 1e; and 3) no official Savage worlds versions of Greyhawk, Forgotten Realms, Darksun, or Ravenloft.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Greg K, post: 5436754, member: 5038"] It didn't make feel like I was no longer playing D&D. It just made me feel this was not the D&D or settings that I wanted to play. Savage Worlds is, currently, my favorite rpg for non-supers. Give me the $10 Explorer edition rule book along with 1. Modern Martial Arts, the free Modern Martial Arts supplement (by Brand Manager, Clint Black) which adds some new edges; 2. The free dials for adjusting incapacitation from cartoony to Gritty (also by Clint and free on the forums), and 3. The push/trip maneuver by Clint (also free on the forums) From there, it just depends on what I am in the mood for: 4. For fantasy, I can just use the free Wizards and Warriors supplement) or, if I want race creation, new edges, new equipment, some new powers and advice, get the Fantasy Companion for $20. If I don't want to build my own setting, I can just buy Hellfrost (Triple Ace Games), Sundered Skies (Triple Ace Games), Legends of Steel , or Sherwood-the Legend of Robin Hood (Battlefield Press). And, if I want, to tailor the magic system, the free Shark Bytes has various examples or I can go to the official website and get free help (possibly from the brand manager himself). 5. Thrilling Tales 2e (Adamant) if I want to run Pulp 6. Mars: Savage Worlds edition (Adamant) for Planetary Romance 7. Pirates of the Spanish Main for Pirates 8. The upcoming Darwin's World (RPGObjects) for post Apocalypse Actually, the only complaints that I really have about Savage Worlds are 1)one or two skills being to broad for my taste; 2) there are no official write-ups for beholders, mindflayers or the demons and devils that originated in 1e; and 3) no official Savage worlds versions of Greyhawk, Forgotten Realms, Darksun, or Ravenloft. [/QUOTE]

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