Savage Mondays – January 24, 2010

It’s a Savage World out there, and Apathy Games provides the tools to survive it. First, check out our Savage Worlds Primer. If you’re looking for more up to date news, here’s what’s happening now:

Pinnacle Entertainment Group

Sticks & Stones Hits YouTube | Pinnacle Entertainment Group

Rob Lusk and his crew have created a video for Sticks & Stones, the card game that time forgot. Watch as they show techniques that can clear a path to victory!

Bedlam City Now Super-Savage | Pinnacle Entertainment Group

Plain Brown Wrapper Games has joined the ranks of the other licensees with the release of Bedlam City for Savage Worlds and the super-powered rules set found in either the Super Powers Companion or Necessary Evil: Explorer’s Edition.

Savage Worlds Licensees

Necropolis 2350: Opener of the Ways | Triple Ace Games

Triple Ace Games continues their march towards having more products then everyone on the planet with their release of  Necropolis 2350: Opener of the Ways.

Knights are more than just soldiers, as the Lance is about to find out. Pulled off the frontline, the Knights are assigned to routine policing duties within the Preceptory Estate.

When security cameras catch an unusual murder, the team is immediately ordered to investigate. What they learn threatens the very soul of humanity, and the Church is not going to sit by idly and let that happen.

So the Knights must forgo their usual identities and head undercover into Salus’ seedy underworld–a world where violence and treachery is the norm. Their orders are simple–find Mr Big and put him out of business. But is everything as it seems? And who can the Knights trust when one wrong word might mean certain death?

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Doctors Without Boarders

Gamers help Haiti DriveThruRPG offers a Mega-Bundle to Spur Donations $20 bucks gets you almost $1500 worth of games.

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