Savage Worlds Ruleset
Savage Worlds is a Fast! Furious! and Fun! rules system for any genre of roleplaying game.
Create your own setting, convert an existing one, or pick up one of the amazing settings like Deadlands, Rippers, or 50 Fathoms. The rules give players plenty of depth to create their characters and keep bookkeeping to a minimum for the Game Master. If you’re looking for a game that’s fast and easy to set up, run, and play, Savage Worlds is for you!
Savage Worlds handles pulp action, gritty noir, supers, hard scifi, space opera, horror, and anything you can imagine!
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NOTE: The Savage Worlds Ruleset wiki is in the process of being updated to reflect current Adventure Edition information. Some older pages may still show information that was pertinent to the previous Deluxe edition, and screenshots may show outdated versions of Fantasy Grounds VTT (previously Fantasy Grounds Unity) or may be missing information altogether. Please bear with us while we being these pages in line with the current ruleset.
Basic Guides
- Interacting with Tabletop
- Adding Lights to Maps and Tokens
- All Things Dice
- Applying Modifiers to your Dice Rolls
- Area of Effect, Pointers, and Pings
- Basic Actions
- Character List: Controlling One or More Characters
- Common Shortcuts & Hotkeys
- Creating Maps
- Death Markers
- Initiative Indicators
- Map Line of Sight Style Guide
- Player and NPC Token Vision on Maps
- Token Locking - GM-Approved Player Movement
- Using Sound Links
- Using the Assets Window for Tokens, Portraits and Images
- Using the Chat Window
- Using Tokens
- Working with Images as the GM
- Managing Campaign Data
- All About Campaigns - Your Questions Answered
- Campaign Builder (Books - Previously Reference Manual Builder)
- Defining Standard Modifiers for Actions
- Keeping Track of Time with the Campaign Calendar
- Managing Campaign Data - Stories, Tables, Categories, etc.
- Preparing Encounters and Random Encounters
- The Fantasy Grounds VTT Sidebar
- Tracking Conditions and Effects
- Using Story Templates to Create Random Stories
- Using Tables to Create Random Results
- Using the Library and Activating Modules