Savage World Rifts and Conversions
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Savage World Rifts and Conversions
I was wondering with Pinnacle releasing SW Rifts in the near future. Is their going to be a change to PB conversion policy? I'm assuming that on the SW website their will be conversions allowed. Will we see the same with PB?
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That's a good question.
Sean probably knows if he's willing to disclose it. You might PM him and ask. I think he started a handle on here (I thought so anyway).
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Sean probably knows if he's willing to disclose it. You might PM him and ask. I think he started a handle on here (I thought so anyway).
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Re: Savage World Rifts and Conversions
At this point with a deal signed that both parties have at the very least a idea of conversions will be allowed or not.
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Re: Savage World Rifts and Conversions
so nothing to report in the issue of conversions?
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Re: Savage World Rifts and Conversions
I'd try the savage world forums.
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Re: Savage World Rifts and Conversions
Thx and done. Still they should be trying to do it on their own end as well.
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Re: Savage World Rifts and Conversions
Great interview on Gamers Goggles with Fannon here
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Re: Savage World Rifts and Conversions
zyanitevp wrote:Great interview on Gamers Goggles with Fannon here
Thanks for the link.....great interview
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Re: Savage World Rifts and Conversions
Sounds like a 2016 release which seems about right if I had to guess they would probably want to debut it at gencon if they can. I am looking forward to it nice to have some options if it has good conversion rules god knows there is enough rifts source materials to choke an ox and I own pretty much all of it so if people want a different rule system to play it with nice to have that choice.
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Re: Savage World Rifts and Conversions
That actually was a pretty sweet interview. The Juicer and "Blaze of Glory" sound fantastic!
Re: Savage World Rifts and Conversions
I do like the juicer stuff. A lot of people just don't get the impact of you are going to live 5 years or less in most campaigns simply because they don't tend to span multiple years. It is a good way of giving some immediacy to the live fast and die in a blaze of glory juicer lifestyle.
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Das Savage world have any thing that is good for Sci-fi?
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Re: Savage World Rifts and Conversions
they have a Sci-fi companion (rules for all sorts of common sci-fi tropes) and Last Parsec is a setting that seems to be very popular.gaby wrote:Das Savage world have any thing that is good for Sci-fi?
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The Game Master wrote:That actually was a pretty sweet interview. The Juicer and "Blaze of Glory" sound fantastic!
Got to see it in action.
It is as awesome as it sounds.
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Re: Savage World Rifts and Conversions
zyanitevp wrote:Great interview on Gamers Goggles with Fannon here
I thought it was a great interview as well...
But I am biased...
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