Savage Fantasy.pdf

SAVAGE WORLDS

FANTASY

BY TOM HARRISON

SAVAGE WORLDS

Savage Worlds

FANTASY

By Tom Harrison

Includes Additional Material from:

The Lejendary Rules for All Players, by Gary Gygax

Beasts of Lejend, by Gary Gygax

Deadlands: The Savage West, by Shane Lacy Hensley

Cover Art by Keith Parkinson

Playtesters:

Jade Tinnerman, Wes Brown, Sanford “Bud” Bryan, Colleen and Dave Pevear,

Gareth Livergood

Special Thanks:

To all the folks on the Pinnacle Message Boards and the Yahoo! Savage Worlds group,

many of who contributed to this work in some form or fashion.

They are used here without permission.

Character

Creation Summary

Racial Summary

• Human: Bonus Edge

• Veshoge: Low Light Vision, Outsider,

Bargainer

• Dwarf: Low Light Vision, Slow (Pace 5”),

Tough (Vigor d6)

• Gnome: Low Light Vision, Luck (+1 benny),

Small (-1 Toughness), Outsider, Bargainer

• Ilf: Low Light Vision, Animal Affinity, Delicate

• Kobold: Invisibility (see rules), Low Light

Vision, Outsider, Small (-1 Toughness)

• Oaf: Low Light Vision, Tough (Vigor d6),

Strong (Strength d6), Dumb (see rules), All

Thumbs

• Orc: Low Light Vision, Strong (Strength d6),

All Thumbs

• Trollkin: Low Light Vision, Natural

Swimmers, Outsider

• Wylf: Low Light Vision, Enhanced Senses

(Notice d6), Delicate

Race

You can choose any race available in the racial

summary to the right.

Traits

• Your hero starts with a d4 in each attribute,

and has 5 points with which to raise them.

Raising an attribute a die type costs 1 point.

• You have 15 points for skills.

• Each die type in a skill costs 1 point up to the

linked attribute costs 2 points per level.

• Charisma is equal to the total bonuses or

penalties given by Edges and Hindrances.

• Pace is 6”.

• Parry is equal to 2 plus half Fighting.

• Toughness is equal to 2 plus half Vigor. Go

ahead and add the bonus granted by the

armor worn on your torso to this value as

well for speed’s sake, but remember it may

not count if attacks target other parts of the

body.

World Pantheons

Major Similar to…

Danneen Celtic Mythology

Nopponic Japanese Mythology

Karcenian Phoenician Mythology

Khemitic Egyptian Mythology

Marazdian Ancient Persian Mythology

Maztacian Mayan Mythology

Olympian Greek/Roman Mythology

Otamask Slavic Mythology

Payliconain Incan Mythology

Suakadian Babylonian Mythology

Sungkinese Chinese/Tibetan Mythology

Tenoric

Edges & Hindrances

You gain additional points for taking up to one

Major Hindrance and two Minor Hindrances.

For 2 points you can:

• Gain another attribute point

• Choose an Edge

For 1 point you can:

• Gain another skill point

• Increase starting funds by 100%

Norse Mythology

Urfinic

Finland Mythology

Gear

Start with $500.

Vedsudic

Ancient Indian Mythology

Background Details

Fill in any background details you care to add.

Minor

Lyrdian

South Pacific Mythology

Manitoian

Native American Mythology

Neyanic

Mayan Mythology

Tengralic

Asian Mythology

Vubenic

African Mythology

Yattemic

South Pacific Mythology

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Races

Human

The humans of the Legendary Earth are much the same as humans in the real world. Male

members of the species stand roughly 5’10” in height, on average, some three inches taller than the

females. Humans show a great variety of hair and eye colors, and a greater variance in body size

and shape than perhaps any other character species.

• Bonus Edge: humans start play with one free Edge of their choice. The character must meet the

requirements of the Edge as usual.

Veshoge

Veshoge look very much like humans with pink cast of skin and somewhat pig-like visage—often

outward turning canines, round cheeks, upturned nose, beady eyes, and horizontally oval face with

sparse hair. Average height is about five feet tall, with slope-shouldered thick torso, tending towards

corpulence. A veshoge has little body hair save a shock growing atop the head and running to the

shoulder blades.

• Low Light Vision: Veshoges ignore attack penalties for Dim and Dark lighting.

• Outsider: Veshoges are generally disliked, distrusted, and discriminated against by all other

societies. Their Charisma suffers a –2 modifier outside of their own tribes.

• Bargainers: Veshoges are shrewd merchants. They gain a +2 to Persuasion rolls when haggling,

bargaining, or otherwise engaged in commerce.

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Alfar Races

• Small: Gnomes are typically less than 4’

tall. Their small size subtracts 1 from their

Toughness.

• Outsider: Gnomes are generally

discriminated against by human societies.

Their Charisma suffers a –2 modifier

outside of alfar society.

Dwarf

Dwarves are short, with no member of the

race much above four feet in height, broad-

shouldered and muscular, fair to tan of

complexion but always with ruddy portions –

ears, cheeks, nose. They are craggy featured

folk, strong of brow, high of forehead, hirsute

of face, often bald in part or whole, carnally,

with hair of dark, earthy hue or the color of

ashes or stone. They have large extremities –

head, hands, and feet alike.

Dwarves have a decided tendency to

exhibit the traits of greed, gluttony,

avariciousness, and covetousness.

Ilf

Ilfs stand as tall as tall as average humans,

but are generally of small bone structure and

slender build. They have much sinewy

strength and considerable agility. Complexion

ranges from quite fair to a near leather-

brown. Their appearance tends towards the

very attractive to humans.

Ilfs tend to be disorderly in thinking, and

actions, gullible, judgmental, and rash. A lack

of self-discipline, combined with good looks,

often get Ilfs into trouble.

• Low Light Vision: dwarven eyes are

accustomed to the dark of the underearth.

They ignore attack penalties for Dim and

Dark lighting.

• Slow: Dwarves have a pace of 5”

• Tough: Dwarves are stout and tough.

They start with a d6 Vigor instead of a d4.

• Low Light Vision: Ilfs are accustomed to the

dim light of the shadowy forest canopy.

They ignore attack penalties for Dim and

Dark lighting.

• Animal Affinity: Ilfs have a natural affinity

with normal animals. They may make a

Persuasion roll to see if a single specimen

can be called, calmed or controlled so as

to prevent attack or flight.

• Delicate: Due to their lithe build, ilf

characters are not particularly vigorous.

Points of Vigor cost twice the usual cost

during character creation. Furthermore,

they may never possess a Vigor of more

than d10.

Gnome

Small (about three and a half feet or a bit

more in height), gnarly, and ruddy or leathery

skinned. They are plain to ugly-looking folk

by human standards, wrinkle-skinned from

birth, looking aged as mere babes to humans.

Gnomes have a tendency to be hagglers

and chiselers – even cheaters – to get more

gain.

• Low Light Vision: gnomish eyes are

accustomed to dim and shadowy lighting.

They ignore attack penalties for Dim and

Dark lighting.

• Bargainers: Gnomes are shrewd

merchants. They gain a +2 to Persuasion

rolls when haggling, bargaining, or

otherwise engaged in commerce.

• Luck: Gnome characters draw one

additional benny per game session. This

may be combined with the Luck and Great

Luck Edges.

Kobold

Kobolds stand around three feet height,

with small bone structure and slender build.

As with many Alfar races, they have a sinewy

strength and high agility. Complexions range

from a mere greenish cast to pale apple green

or even a near jade hue. Eye coloration is

hazel to a striking gold. Hair ranges from

blue-black through dark brown to deep green.

Although the slight slant of eye, sharp features

and sometimes wide mouth can give a

somewhat devilish appearance to the face,

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