The Combat Survival Guide and GM Screen Inserts are must haves. The Training Wheels Character Sheet was MADE for pick up con and FLGS games or demos.

Other than that? Uhmmm… I think you covered it.

The Combat Survival Guide and GM Screen Inserts are must haves. The Training Wheels Character Sheet was MADE for pick up con and FLGS games or demos.

Other than that? Uhmmm… I think you covered it.

Many of the suggestions given are specific points about the rule-set and how they interact with one another. I’m thinking that I’m going to have to arrange these together in another post, and then reorganize the whole thing when I have the best information down.

Keep up with the advice. I don’t want to miss anything.

Many of the suggestions given are specific points about the rule-set and how they interact with one another. I’m thinking that I’m going to have to arrange these together in another post, and then reorganize the whole thing when I have the best information down.

Keep up with the advice. I don’t want to miss anything.

Similar to some of that advice, I might stress the advantages that Wild Cards have and talk more about how bennies can affect bad dice rolls. A lot of gaming systems do not have a way for the players to recover from or affect the fate of a bad dice roll.

The thing I probably love most about SW, as was also mentioned, is Trappings. Trappings can add to the depth of what seems like a mundane list of spells and abilities. If a player unlocks the awesomeness that is Trappings, that is a truly powerful player.

Basically, though, I think your primer does a good job giving that bird’s eye view of Savage Worlds. I like that your main stress is on jumping in and playing. That’s what will get people really hooked.

Similar to some of that advice, I might stress the advantages that Wild Cards have and talk more about how bennies can affect bad dice rolls. A lot of gaming systems do not have a way for the players to recover from or affect the fate of a bad dice roll.

The thing I probably love most about SW, as was also mentioned, is Trappings. Trappings can add to the depth of what seems like a mundane list of spells and abilities. If a player unlocks the awesomeness that is Trappings, that is a truly powerful player.

Basically, though, I think your primer does a good job giving that bird’s eye view of Savage Worlds. I like that your main stress is on jumping in and playing. That’s what will get people really hooked.