Final Savagery

Yep. I made some minor formatting adjustments, an introduction to the items section, and added ONE (1) extra item! This and the previous revision can be found on the download link on top of the page! GO!

Allright! I deleted the pages with the conversion content and replaced them with a downloadable, printable PDF! Just click the link at the top of the page to be taken to the folder in Google Drive! For now on the blog will be for updates alone! Version 0.9 encompasses all previous work, plus the long-lost items table! I added a paragraph on Magicite and instructions for Ally (NPC) Arcane Backgrounds plus some surprises! The next version will include some art and possibly more edges. Please check it out and tell me what you think!

So I've been thinking about the blue mage, and how its gimmicky nature makes it ill-suited for a player character. Then beastmasters, chocobo knights, morphers, and similar job classes came to mind; classes that learn new skills off enemies, items or locations. This form of character advancement would throw Savage Worlds' off balance by randomly making a single player more or less powerful than the others unless the game master keeps throwing "random" encounters at the players, which would then throw the narrative off. These classes are always around because it's fun to find these hidden abilities, and to have this "swiss-army knife" guy in your party. But this isn't one player's party. I'm going to have to write a whole section dedicated to making such characters as allies instead of player characters, and how the entire group can benefit from them. In other news, my new job doesn't allow for much in-desk blogging, so I'll be

HI! just wanted to share something I did today, somewhat game related (I plan to use it in my game). Enjoy!