I am soooo tempted, but my wife would..

[Treebore]

possibly kill me. I like Savage Worlds, and have always been interested in Deadlands Reloaded, but have never bought any of it. Came close a few times, very close, but never did it. So this would be an awesome way to catch up, but my wife has already been telling me how I spend too much on RPG's. Plus she is right, I do. Much too much. Still, tempting, very, very tempting...

https://www.peginc.com/store/the-big-de ... ed-bundle/

[BoomerET]

I've never played Savage Worlds, but bought the PDF's a year ago or two.

One of these days...


BoomerET

[Treebore]

I've never played Savage Worlds, but bought the PDF's a year ago or two.

One of these days...


BoomerET

Yeah, I've played several versions of Savage Worlds and even ran their "Fantasy" supplement for a few months and also gave their Solomon Kane a try, and I recently played in their MARS setting. I own their futuristic sci fi one as well, as well as their Supers books. I'd also very much like to own their Deadlands: Reloaded stuff.

[BoomerET]

Don't rightly know, but somehow (maybe through another Kickstarter?) I got Rippers PDF for free. Never opened it to read it, but sounds interesting.


BoomerET

[Litzen Tallister]

I like the Deadlands: Reloaded setting and the presentation of the Deadlands books. But, I was never a fan of having to then add in the Savage Worlds core sourcebook on top of that. It scattered the rules a bit too much for me. But, once the system is learned and everyone kinda knows what they're doing, the game runs well. Related to the Aces & Eights thread, I was looking to get a Western themed RPG and, given both Boot Hill and Aces & Eights aren't quite in print, I went with Deadlands: Reloaded.