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<blockquote data-quote="Rel" data-source="post: 5433368" data-attributes="member: 99">I just did a quick google of &quot;Savage Adventures&quot;, which didn't turn up anything.&nbsp; I'm assuming Savage Worlds is what you mean.&nbsp; If so then I can't say enough good things about it.&nbsp; It's an extremely flexible system that falls just a bit on the more rules light side of the spectrum compared to recent editions of D&amp;D.&nbsp; I'm actually kicking off a campaign using Savage Worlds for fantasy tonight and I'm really stoked about it.From past experience I find that I rarely have to look up a rule (it's often the &quot;usual suspects&quot;:&nbsp; Grappling or Catching Things on Fire or stuff like that).&nbsp; I also think it's a breeze to GM because it is very easy to eyeball where a monster or bad guy should fall on the scale of an ability due to the granularity of the system.Of the other options presented however I've never played Pathfinder but obviously it has a lot of fans and I've never played Rogue Trader.&nbsp; But 3.5 D&amp;D was always a lot of fun and Warhammer FRP 2e is a great game.&nbsp; Maybe it wouldn't hurt to try out each of the systems for a session or two and see if anything grabs you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rel, post: 5433368, member: 99"] I just did a quick google of "Savage Adventures", which didn't turn up anything. I'm assuming Savage Worlds is what you mean. If so then I can't say enough good things about it. It's an extremely flexible system that falls just a bit on the more rules light side of the spectrum compared to recent editions of D&D. I'm actually kicking off a campaign using Savage Worlds for fantasy tonight and I'm really stoked about it. From past experience I find that I rarely have to look up a rule (it's often the "usual suspects": Grappling or Catching Things on Fire or stuff like that). I also think it's a breeze to GM because it is very easy to eyeball where a monster or bad guy should fall on the scale of an ability due to the granularity of the system. Of the other options presented however I've never played Pathfinder but obviously it has a lot of fans and I've never played Rogue Trader. But 3.5 D&D was always a lot of fun and Warhammer FRP 2e is a great game. Maybe it wouldn't hurt to try out each of the systems for a session or two and see if anything grabs you. [/QUOTE]

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