Monster of the Week is a Ghosty, Buffy, Scooby Mulder-n-Skully-esque game all about solving mysteries and kicking supernatural butt. Here are the four best places to track down your monster-hunting crew.

From Eberron to East Texas University, you’ll need to find the right posse to join your table, so grab your bennies and mount your trusty steeds and/or hoverbikes, because these are the four best places to find your perfect Savage Worlds group, ranked.

This much-beloved edition full of unique skills, feats, prestige classes, and highly tactical combat, remains a staple of TTRPG gaming with vast potential for customization within its tomes.

For storytellers and players seeking immersive World of Darkness experiences, StartPlaying Games stands out as the premier platform to find or host.

The OSR, which stands for “Old-School Renaissance” or “Old-School Revival” is a movement in the tabletop roleplaying game scene that seeks to recreate a playstyle derived from the rulebooks of classic RPGs. Beginning in the early 2000s, and inspired by early editions of games like Dungeons & Dragons and Traveller, the OSR was and remains a loose-knit community of players, game masters, and publishers. While there is much disagreement and debate among this group about the exact meaning of the OSR, generally there are a few hallmarks that distinguish what makes an “OSR game”.

I’ve got good news and bad news. The good news is if you’ve ever played Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition (D&D 5e), for the most part, creating a character in Star Wars 5e (SW5E) is going to be pretty familiar to you. The bad news is if you’ve never played D&D 5e, you’ll have to learn this from scratch. But don’t worry, I got you. 

If you have been curious to explore Savage Worlds games here on SPG but are daunted by character creation, allow me to walk you through step-by-step! It’s easy and fun!