I've be buying and consuming nearly every SWADE fantasy-ish resource I can find. I can't say enough great things about all of the Fantasy Add-On products, and Tomes & Prayers in particular. Great additional ideas and rules to help build out any fantasy setting.

I can't say enough great things about this product. Anyone who has ever tried writing or running a mystery in TTRPG knows it is no easy task. Yet this is quite possibly the best written adventure I have ever tried. Created for Savage Worlds, but it is very easy to adapt for any system or setting.

Amazing. One of my favorite Savage Worlds settings

This game is well-designed and quite a treat. PCs wake up in an unknown room and have to navigate a series of challenges related to aliens. It's got a range of different types of encounters and a nice broad range of pre-generated PCs to choose from. You could use this in a number of ways; it would be a great one-shot to introduce folks to Savage Worlds, as a fun romp in between campaign sessions, or to use when not everyone in your gaming group could make it. The adventure does not have art but in spite of that, its a fantastic value. Highly recommmend.

This was such a fun game. It took around 3 hours with three players. I had each level up one so they felt a bit of autonomy with the character. The had a good time. It was a fill in for a game session where two players out of five had to miss and this was perfect fill in for the session. I liked the characters offered, the situation, and the NPCs as well. I did set a few items apart, such as giving security better shooting and the captain a leadership edge and those type of simple shifts. Great $2 fun and laughs.

The only other thing I would have found helpful would have been a quick sketch of the ship.

I find the way this is written to be very fun and engaging. I realize that there probably are some people who wouldn't find the Podcast style of narration very engaging, but nonetheless, I found it to be a very nice change of pace.

What I do find a bit disappointing is the lack of structure, no Index or table of contents. and I could only really figure out that some of the writeups in here were race options due to the fact that the points and different power levels the writeups contained lined up with such. (though the added detail of having variants with 2 racial, 4 racial or 10 racial points is certainly a welcome one).

Love this take on Dragons as unpredictable apex predators that arent as easy to classify as dnd dragons tend to be!

Will likely use this someday to torture my players :-)

Can't wait to play this one shot! Action starts imimmediately which is an exciting way to start any one shot. It's like a mystery meets sci-fi adventure. Highly recommend checking it out.

I initially purchased this setting nugget to look at how to run a popular 'Kids in Scottish School of Magic,' homebrewed adventure. I really liked the new Hindrances and Edges offered in this product.

These is a fantastic series of mystery-adventures! Strongly recommended.

A very nice trio of adventures. CGC is a great idea, and set up to be pretty easy to integrate with most fantasy settings. I am looking forward to getting this prepped and readied for a campaign in the near future.

For the fantastic bundle price this was a no brainer. Looking forward to more City Guard Chronicles.

Fantastic adventure, played this with my group last week and they loved it. I added in a few encounters of my own, but there is more than enough here for you to enjoy and sink your teeth into. Depending on how much you lean into the encounters every morning and evening this adventure could go on for a very long time indeed. I like how it showcases the SW rules and chase rules in a nice fashion. The twist was really cool, the players didn't know what to make of it! All in all, a great adventure which is in a fantasy setting but doesn't need the fantasy companion or Savage Pathfinder, which is really nice too. I wish there were more adventures like this one!

There is nothing quite as fun as a party member descending a rope into a giant beer keg to scoop up some booze, unable to see the bottom due to a large veil of foam, only for them in question to be knocked from the rope by a jet of beer from a beer elemental lurking beneath the surface and proceeding to fall into an ocean of beer, drowning while getting progressively more drunk, leaving the party up above wondering what on earth happened as all they heard through the murkiness of the foam was the flowing of water followed by a sudden splash, scurrying to mount a rescue operation into the intoxicating depths.

And that was just one part of the shenanigans that happened while trying to steal the best booze to ever be distilled in the realm! Containing exploration, social encounters with a wizard very proud of her creations, some minor combat along the way, and a large overarching puzzle, this is a very fun heist adventure that doesn't overstay its welcome. Which befits its comedic and silly nature! It took us about two sessions to complete this quest, one session of preparation and the beginning of the infiltration and another to properly explore the place and solve the puzzle.

Perfect to run as either a oneshot or as a short and silly intermezzo in a longer and more grounded campaign. Definitely recommended!

This is a well-written supplement with a good structure that makes it easy to run. If you ever wanted to run a fantasy law enforcement campaign in a big city setting, this is the perfect series.

Personally, I've used the series as the start of a Curse of the Crimson Throne campaign (Savage Pathfinder). It adapts easily to Korvosa and gives a much better framework around that plot point campaign than the standard CotCT hook. Warmly recommended! :D

The Case of the Siren's Song is bit shorter than the first two cases and saves the action parts for the big finale, but I don't think it's too short for an adventure or has boring parts. As I already got used to when it comes to the City Guard Chronicles, all the clues and connections are rather well depicted, making this really easy to understand and run. The case itself is a great one, too – not too complicated, but surprising enough without seeming artificial. The authors apparently don't get tired coming up with new pre-gens, either. The ones coming with this case are a bit more unusual than the previous ones, emphasizing the fact that the guard really employs everyo- I mean, recruits members from all walks of life. All in all, another great adventure in the CGC series!

After a recent stint of binge watching police procedural shows I had a thought: “What if there was a police procedural in a fantasy city?” Well, needless to say that I immediately started thinking of ideas for such a game. Eventually I settled on Savage Worlds as a rule set that I thought could be used to tell such stories: It’s robust, yet relatively easy mechanics being just the right tool for stories that mix heavy drama, high action, and a bit of investigative meandering. Eventually I thought about possibly using this as an excuse to flex some muscles and get some ideas down on paper. After all, there is no way that anyone else would be interested in something like this other than myself, right?

I am so very glad that I couldn’t have been more wrong on that! As The City Guard Chronicles blew every idea that I had out of the water and did it in a more dynamic and elegant way! All the lavish wonder and splendor is presented in clear yet only partially defined ways, allowing room for boundless creativity of the game master and the players to define the individual elements and districts. The level of polish and detail for the setting elements is nothing short of wonderful. The written material holds strong and fast to its important core themes making it easy for enterprising Game Masters and Players to play within the bounds and concepts presented, without it feeling like something is shoehorned in, or oddly out of place.

Coming across the City Guard Chronicles, and the Case of the Misguided Lover was an amazing amalgamation of luck and joyful surprise that this hobby can bring. I can’t wait to see more of the City Guard Chronicles! And I don’t think you will be disappointed either. If you want a fun, sprawling maze of classic Police Procedural action in a crime laden fantasy city you can’t do better than this! I can’t wait to try and get a proper game going and bring this to the table of fellow interested players.