Savage Worlds

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Jenara
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So I was wondering what the views were on this?

I actually like the system a lot, the basic nature of the game, and the way the game is defined by players actions reminds me a lot of the more classic editions, hell there is even an add on to make your game just like 1e!!

Some of you, especially Jaded will know that I am well, I am getting too old for too many rules, I much prefer to let the players actions define the outcome, dice can be useful, but not everything should be left to the element of chance, and well... I feel like this system offers that.

So thoughts? Have any of you played it recently?

I am playing in a Savage Worlds Game with Kafen, Brelia and a few others via Google Docs, although it is far more storytelling than gaming, something I like a great deal!
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I'm a big fan of savage world's. Wizard of Wumbo is too
I have many books for it too, like fantasy companion and
Weird Wars 2. I done renaissance games like Solomon Kane
easier too. Good system all around.
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Yup seems to be popular eh guys. Nice to see RP making a comeback. I've been looking at game mechanics for years now and it seems to appeal to the older crowd again for sure.

Can't seem to get young folks to RP any more :( Kids just don't have any imagination nowadays. Exception being the few RARE high-school kids.
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