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<blockquote data-quote="thullgrim" data-source="post: 9112857" data-attributes="member: 8103">I run a lot of Savage Worlds. I just canned my PF2 game to go back to running SW (Nights Black Agents/ Zalozhniy Quartet). In my mind it’s a game you can teach the basics of in 10 minutes.&nbsp; Flat. In terms of combat help there are at least two different one page combat cheat sheets out there I print and out in front of new players.&nbsp; It helps. In terms of deadliness even a ‘dead’ pc isn’t dead unless it’s rolled on the injury table. Otherwise they are just incapacitated. You can fudge the Wound Cap rule to account for massive wounds if you needed to. Use it as training wheels.&nbsp; There is a wound calculator available as well print it and put it on the table.&nbsp; Savaged.us can handle character creation for you and has some virtual tools built in as well. Savage Pathfinder isn’t significantly more crunchy than regular SW really. But the characters do start more capable than regular SW characters. It currently has Rise of the Runelords and Curse of the Crimson Throne available to play. Straight from the box. Both conversions are credible and leverage the SW toolkit.&nbsp; The Rippers plot point campaign is great. The second one is pretty good.&nbsp; Go pirates and 50 Fathoms plot point campaign and you are golden. There are a bunch of character options available even in just the core.&nbsp; Combat is tactical or not (especially with Quick Encounters) as you want it to be. Exploding dice create memorable moments.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thullgrim, post: 9112857, member: 8103"] I run a lot of Savage Worlds. I just canned my PF2 game to go back to running SW (Nights Black Agents/ Zalozhniy Quartet). In my mind it’s a game you can teach the basics of in 10 minutes. Flat. In terms of combat help there are at least two different one page combat cheat sheets out there I print and out in front of new players. It helps. In terms of deadliness even a ‘dead’ pc isn’t dead unless it’s rolled on the injury table. Otherwise they are just incapacitated. You can fudge the Wound Cap rule to account for massive wounds if you needed to. Use it as training wheels. There is a wound calculator available as well print it and put it on the table. Savaged.us can handle character creation for you and has some virtual tools built in as well. Savage Pathfinder isn’t significantly more crunchy than regular SW really. But the characters do start more capable than regular SW characters. It currently has Rise of the Runelords and Curse of the Crimson Throne available to play. Straight from the box. Both conversions are credible and leverage the SW toolkit. The Rippers plot point campaign is great. The second one is pretty good. Go pirates and 50 Fathoms plot point campaign and you are golden. There are a bunch of character options available even in just the core. Combat is tactical or not (especially with Quick Encounters) as you want it to be. Exploding dice create memorable moments. [/QUOTE]

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