EXTRA Savage Worlds Email Episode With Mastering the RPG

Eric, Carl, and our guest Chris from our Mastering the RPG podcast tackle a list of questions from a listener on Savage Worlds. The episode was also published on Mastering the RPG podcast (masteringtherp...)
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[@lucmillette700]

Thanks guys. Really enjoy TT Tango and no complaints about how deep you go into Savage Worlds rules. In fact it is what keeps me coming back. I GM Savage Worlds but always love to get your views and tips. Sometimes it’s something I already do. But often it’s a great idea I can use. Keep up the good work!

[@MattzuFF]

Great advice on getting out of your comfort zone to avoid burnout. I am guilty of over-prepping. I think it only becomes a problem when you are not willing or able to adjust. Nothing should really be sacred, as long as you are willing to throw things out and let players create, You never know what threads your players are going to tug at and it is good have options. As stated, SW has "developed" systems to narrate really well. I think new GM's to SW should create their own settings as the core rules make it so easy with customizable setting rules, races, and easy character creation.

[@JohnnyDoom]

Hey! I know that guy! Hi Chris!