Useful if you want run Necessary Evil with the updated Super-Powers Companion.

This is a book I waited for a long time. I love the Rifts setting but I hate the native system. I have tried to adapt the setting myself for a long time but succeed.

Now Rifts is a Savage Worlds setting and the adaptation is very good, good bye MDC and Mega-Damage, welcome Heavy Weapon and Heavy Armor :).

I have read this new SaWo edition recently and overall, I found the modifications really interesting, the only small drawback for me, but I precise, this not something crippling at all :-), is that there is no world building part like there was in the Deluxe Explorer Edition.

As I said, this is not crippling and I would like to play it as soon as I can :-).

This is a perfect horror-themed adventure for Savage Worlds. There's places where it can be pretty moody and eerie, but then there's a few places where it suddenly will shift into a more comedic feel. This is exactly how the rules play out, the sudden exploding die roll does the same thing bouncing into some gonzo results.

My players had a lot of fun, and evden though they didn't meet the NPC's during the adventure they had lots of leads to follow up after to keep things going.

This was a great set of adventures to run. It has a wonderful mix of investigation, role play, and action throughout. The plot point campaign is extremely flexible; there's lots of gaps between stories to slip in other adventures but enough in there that you don't need to for the game to feel short.

The finale of the campaign goes somewhere I didn't expect, but its still treated pretty well. My group hasn't reached that yet, but I'm looking forward to see their reaction of that rather abrupt jump.

This setting has been a lot of fun. Perhaps its just the folks at my table, but this device of having the party going to a college really opens up a lot of opportnities. It doesn't place obligations on them but still provides avenues for research and interation. Not to mention tons of opportunities to begin plot hooks.

Most certainly, one for the fans.

I'm a more casual player of Savage Worlds, and to me it's mostly more of the same - but then I'm not as experienced as others with the nuances of the game and the changes made. It's certainly a colourful and enthusiastic game to follow.

A GREAT update to an already GREAT system! Love how the powers have been expanded, both in number and flexibility. Firearms and Vehicles rules are also much simpler now. Overall, the rules presentation is much clearer, and all the small tweaks here and there throughout the system make the game even faster and more fun!

So today I just finished reading the new Savage Worlds Adventure Edition. In short, I think it is a great update to the system. The rules are much easier to find including such rules as firing through cover to attack someone. While I don’t see all of the rules changes as being needed, none of them seem like they will cause problems1, and many of them improve the balance of the game or are just good changes in general. So in brief I would recommend anyone who likes the Savage Worlds system to get it as soon as it becomes available.

Some of the new things introduced in the game are Quick Encounters which are a semi narative scene resolution that can be used for tactical scenes like combat or sneaking into an enemy base, and new rules for chases and vehicle combats which are the first version of those rules that have clicked in my head. If you want to read more on my thoughts for this game, you can find them here.

Another fantastic adventure from our friends at pinnacle entertainment. Like most deadlands adventures this maintains an atmosphere of horror and creepiness in the weird west but this one i think did something different. You aren't gunslingin hot shot cow pokes, you're a bunch of orphans little under 10 years old. My only complaint is the picture on the front cover could be better, looks a bit too photoshop. There are some inspirations from figures like krampus but this isn't a krampus adventure. It'll fit in an ongoing campaign but making the posse play as a bunch of orphans is too good to pass up.

Merry Christmas Y'all

Savage Worlds has become one of my favorite Rulesets that I've played. I consider myself a collector of different RPG systems and this is by far the most User Friendly that I've found. Pairing SW with Rift's has been a very pleasant surprise. I've purchased nearly all of the Palladium Rift's books over the years and enjoy the setting immensely. I highly recommend any of the Savage Rift's books.

Savage Worlds has become one of my favorite Rulesets that I've played. I consider myself a collector of different RPG systems and this is by far the most User Friendly that I've found. Pairing SW with Rift's has been a very pleasant surprise. I've purchased nearly all of the Palladium Rift's books over the years and enjoy the setting immensely. I highly recommend any of the Savage Rift's books.

Savage Worlds has become one of my favorite Rulesets that I've played. I consider myself a collector of different RPG systems and this is by far the most User Friendly that I've found. Pairing SW with Rift's has been a very pleasant surprise. I've purchased nearly all of the Palladium Rift's books over the years and enjoy the setting immensely. I highly recommend any of the Savage Rift's books.

Savage Worlds has become one of my favorite Rulesets that I've played. I consider myself a collector of different RPG systems and this is by far the most User Friendly that I've found. Pairing SW with Rift's has been a very pleasant surprise. I've purchased nearly all of the Palladium Rift's books over the years and enjoy the setting immensely. I highly recommend any of the Savage Rift's books.

Savage Worlds has become one of my favorite Rulesets that I've played. I consider myself a collector of different RPG systems and this is by far the most User Friendly that I've found. Pairing SW with Rift's has been a very pleasant surprise. I've purchased nearly all of the Palladium Rift's books over the years and enjoy the setting immensely. I highly recommend any of the Savage Rift's books.