Game Master Advice and Savage Insight
Almost as powerful as tanks and far more agile, the exo-suit was developed in the 1930’s as an alternative to the tracked armored tanks. Each stands between eight to twelve feet tall, provide complete cover for the operator and provide enhanced weaponry and sensor suites. Every nation has exo-suits, but only the US, Canada, Germany... Continue Reading →
“The first concrete discovery of the aether, a natural force similar to that of magnetism and gravity, though functioning on a plane somewhere between the quantum and sub-quantum was made in 1882. This aether was shown to be connected to psychic powers, and as it was studied; schools of psychic training were started. Aether was... Continue Reading →
Welcome to part two of my Pulp Action Hour Airship coverage. In this post, we cover the larger than life flying platforms. Each is capable of flight through a combination a matrix of anti-gravity generators strategically placed throughout the hull and multiple large turboprop engines. These massive vehicles are powered by banks of aether crystals... Continue Reading →
Welcome back to my Pulp Action Hour series! Most of my previous entries were more fluff and background fluff. I now begin to present to you, dear readers, more of the crunchy specifics. This is part one of a two part series on the more advanced aircraft in the Pulp Action Hour settingThe planes of... Continue Reading →
In this post I will dive into some of the adventure types or campaign styles I envisioned using with my Pulp Action Hour setting.
AUTHOR’S NOTE: This post is a fusion of the information out there on this cryptid found on the shores of Montauk in the Hamptons of New York and the novel “The Montauk Monster” by Hunter Shea. Mr. Shea’s novel adds a very interesting angle to the “official” history of this cryptid. I you like action... Continue Reading →
Author’s Note: This series looks at the various North American Cryptids as if they were real, tangible beings that have managed to elude scientific observation. Many of the creatures I will be featuring have appeared in other Savage Worlds products. Often times they have been altered and tweaked to fit that particular setting or to... Continue Reading →
When you look back at your fond childhood memories, what is the one cartoon that stands out the most; other than Looney Tunes? I would say The Littles and Rescue Rangers from my pre-tween days. One that I remember seeing when I was a kid and that my own kids watched (and my Daughter who... Continue Reading →
The following are some new and additional rules I've come up with since releasing my Savage Worlds Deathlands translation. I have also updated the PDF document with this information (as version 1.1). You can still get the original version of the PDF that does not include these updates. That way, if you don't like these... Continue Reading →
