Great White Games/Pinnacle Entertainment Group

[thudthwacker]

I'm leaning towards "The Wild Hunt" as my first foray into running a Savage Worlds game. I imagine I could cobble them together myself, but I'm not the world's greatest artist, so: are there, perchance, game maps for locales in the adventure? The bus, the old church, etc. Again, I could sketch something out myself, but I'd prefer something, you know, good.

[SavageGamerGirl]

Here's the bus:

http://www.peginc.com/freebies/SWcore/SW_WildHunt_Papercraft_CharterBus.pdf

And I used these maps for the store and the church when I ran it for Halloween are here:

http://www.rpgnow.com/product/24942/Modern-Floorplans%3A-Neighborhood-Church?manufacturers_id=3118&it=1

http://www.rpgnow.com/product/25521/Modern-Floorplans%3A-Neighborhood-Drugstore?manufacturers_id=3118&it=1


The drugstore map describes it as having 'celestory' windows, which are windows high up on the wall that are primarily used for natural lighting.

Ignore that... make them large, full, plate glass windows. When I used the map, I kept the celestory windows, which had the unintended side effect of making the drug store into a nigh impregnable fortress, and the players didn't want to leave.
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[thudthwacker]

Thanks! And now that I see it again, I'm *sure* I stumbled across the bus at some point in the past. And the Modern Floorplans maps look pretty generally handy.

[The GIT!]

Just want to say thanks to SavageGamerGirl for her advice in this thread; excellent!
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[jcayer]

My group played this without maps. It really worked for them.
Good luck running it. It was an intro for my guys as well and they loved it.