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I have not played the newer version of Deadlands. However one of the guys in my group is a regular player and I have not yet heard any complaints. The original Deadlands required a crazy bunch of dice, a bunch of chips, and a bunch of cards. I would not play the old version unless you have a large gaming table (we tried playing in the living room on couches and it was not effective). Playing a mad scientist blew chuncks as it took a huge amount of time to make anything (more than most games have built in the story).
I would play using the new version of the rules. Beijing Express Email Address Extractor. I have not played the newer version of Deadlands. However one of the guys in my group is a regular player and I have not yet heard any complaints. The original Deadlands required a crazy bunch of dice, a bunch of chips, and a bunch of cards. I would not play the old version unless you have a large gaming table (we tried playing in the living room on couches and it was not effective).
Playing a mad scientist blew chuncks as it took a huge amount of time to make anything (more than most games have built in the story). I would play using the new version of the rules. Ok lets rephrase since yours doesnt help: whats the difference between old and new?
I know what the old one did, use cards, dice and chips which made it interesting. I liked it that way. What does the new version entail? WHY is it better?
What does it do? Ok lets rephrase since yours doesnt help: whats the difference between old and new? I know what the old one did, use cards, dice and chips which made it interesting. I liked it that way. What does the new version entail? WHY is it better? What does it do?
Your welcome? Having two to four of each d4, d6, d8, d10 and d12 is a disadvantage in my book. Add to that chips and decks of cards it can get old fast. The new version uses Savage Worlds.
As near as I remember each player rolls a d6 and another dice d4 though d12 depending on skill level, and then takes the best roll (so you need six dice). From a conversation with a friend I understand it that mad scientists are much more playable in the new version. An additional benefit would be access to other Savage World books. Here is a review I found: I would definitely pick the newest version. Then again I am not a fan of all the manipulative bits. Carm, check out the free Savage Worlds quickstart rules: It's a 16 page PDF that covers in brief most of the system.
You'll find that Savage Worlds is light and easy to run, with just enough nuts and bolts for character customization. Combats are a breeze and in general it is great for many worlds (Deadlands included). To run Deadlands Reloaded (i.e. The new version) you'd need the main Savage Worlds rulebook, which is available for $10, and the Deadlands Reloaded books. Found this on the wiki. Lists the book and format. Deadlands Books & Accessories Deadlands: Reloaded!
Here are the classic Deadlands books: Deadlands: The Weird West classic Deadlands: The Weird West (1996) Marshall Law (1996) Perdition's Daughter (1996) Independence Day (1996) Book o' the Dead (1997) Great Maze, The (1997) Night Train (1997) Quick & the Dead, The (1997)[1] Smith & Robards (1997) Under a Harrowed Moon pt. 1: Strange Bedfellows (1997) Adios, A-Mi-Go! (1998) City o' Gloom (1998) Devils Tower 1: The Road to Hell (1998) Devils Tower 2: Heart o' Darkness (1998) Devils Tower 3: Fortress o' Fear (1998) Fire & Brimstone (1998) Forbidden God, The (1998) Ghost Dancers (1998) Hucksters & Hexes (1998) Law Dogs (1998) Lost Angels (1998) Rascals, Varmints & Critters (1998) Rascales, Varmints & Critters II: The Book of Curses (2000) River o' Blood (1998) Tales o' Terror: 1877 (1998) Under a Harrowed Moon pt. 2: Savage Passage (1998) Under a Harrowed Moon pt. 3: Ground Zero (1998) Back East: The North (1999) Back East: The South (1999) Bloody Ol' Muddy (1999) Boomtowns!
(1999) Canyon o' Doom (1999) Doomtown or Bust! (1999) Hexarcana (1999) Marshal's Log (1999) Skinners (1999) South o' the Border (1999) Worms! (1999) Collegium, The (2000) Ghost Busters (2000) Rain o' Terror (2000) Black Circle: Unholy Alliance (2000) Dead Presidents (2001) Lone Stars: the Texas Rangers (2001) - dual stats for classic and d20 system Marshal's Handbook, Revised Ed. (2001) Great Weird North, The (2002) - dual stats for classic and d20 system Agency, The: Men in Black Dusters (2003) Deadlands: The Weird West d20 Deadlands: d20 (2001) Horrors o' the Weird West (2001) Way of the Brave (2001/2) Way of the Dead, The (2001/2) Way of the Gun, The (2001/2) Way of the Huckster, The (2001/2) Way of the New Science, The (2001/2) Way of the Righteous, The (2001/2). I got the deadlands list to reference. I assume below that I culled, that that is all the actual books there are? I really dont care about PDF only items.
SO 10 items including screen.(and not counting HoE) Found this on the wiki. Lists the book and format. Deadlands Books & Accessories Deadlands: Reloaded! We played a couple years' worth of Classic Deadlands not long ago, so I'm right there with you. It's a good system.
The only thing I don't care for in Deadlands Classic are the clunky damage mechanics (hit location + wounds by location + Wind). That said, the Reloaded ruleset is pretty good if you can't find people to play Classic with. And all the fluff from the Classic books works great in either system. Such a well-supported world!!
We just started a Hell on Earth Reloaded campaign and oyyyyyy, what a rough world! My poor little junker is going to get his fool head blown off.