Great White Games/Pinnacle Entertainment Group

[Blogotron]

There is the campaign guide and the players (survivors) guide. are both necessary for Darwin's world play or is the Survivors guide just a repeat of info from the campaign guide but centered on player-information?

Should I buy both even if I am going to make my own version of the post-apocalypse?
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[kreider204]

Trust me, you want both. The Campaign Guide has a huge bestiary, tons of equipment, descriptions of various factions, etc. It's really more of a toolkit than the usual GM Guide - there are sample adventures, but no plot point campaign, just lots of good stuff for the GM to do his/her own thing with.

Highly recommended!
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[ValhallaGH]

And the players' guide has a bunch of setting rules that they didn't waste time reprinting in the Campaign Guide. Medical incompatibility, races, mutations, setting edges, etc. The GM will want to have both books.
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[Blogotron]

Kreider and Valhalla. Thankyou for your prompt Replies. Thanks to your posts, the publishers just got my 50 bucks ( I prefer dead tree)!
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Savage Worlds doesn't even have a bell curve. It has a probability line that looks like it was drawn by a blind person in an earthquake. Anything can happen.