This may just be the ultimate trash adventure there is. The pure number of different sharks and shark-adjacent mosnters is awesome. Make sure you have people that don't mind losing an arm, a leg or a character, as half the fun is munching up the different parkers and then just choosing the next crazy over the top stereotype. They Kung Fu Fighting Elvis Impersonator is one of my favourites, closely followed by Trailer Park Santa. The only thing I wish for would be a tailor made set of figure flats for the parkers, as they are all so wonderfully individual it may be hard to find nice miniatures that fit the style.

In this time of social distancing, I went to the web to keep my RPG rounds alive. And if there is one thing online gaming makes easier, it is the use of battlemaps. No printing, no hunting for the right minis and painting them, etc. This is a wonderful map pack for a Wild West Town, but I was blown away by the level of detail provided on top. It is a great number of places to be, the people who live there and for each location multiple ideas about how characters can get involved in some troubles they have. If you ever wanted to have a western town in the style of Deadwood, Fort Griffin is your place to be. On top, you have loads of historical figures that you can place there. All statted out and ready to use.

A very nice collection of Pregens that cover all of the tropey Weird West character you could wish for. I applaud the decision to make them Seasoned, that fits very good for One Shots. Unfortunately there are some questionable decisions in there, like insttead of raising the Rangers Agility and then both skills to use two Advances to improve separate skills? But at least there is a clear description of what happens, so it is easy to adapt if needed. Looking forward to Part 2!

The lastest iteration of the original Spaghetti Western - with Meat! It brings all of the rules in line with the current Savage Worlds Adventure edition and updates the background to take into account the "Morgana Effect", the time rippling effect from their new Dark Ages Setting. The production values are wonderful as always, with geat new art that captures the feel of the Weird West. The new timeline has caused some discussion, as Pinnacle has decided to get rid of the CSA. There is a very good reasoning for it on their website, and nobody is keeping you from using the old Reloaded background if you prefer the ongoing War for your games. But I appreciate Pinnacle to take a critical look on their presentation of problematic issues like a valid CSA and their naming and treatement of Native Americans. The only thing I miss is the different colours of Fate Chips, but it was inevitable to get in line with SWADE. It's probably more nostalgia than anything. Long Story short, you can't go wrong with THE iconic setting of Savage Worlds.