Ever since the first generic RPG's appeared in the 80's, there has been a steady stream of unique combinations of genres. This is one of those. Combining two perennial favorites, the Western and Fantasy, the author has created a truly unique game world. Aspects of Norse culture have been woven into a place mirroring the Old West, setting the characters as the heroes and heroines of their own sagas, but with stetsons and six-guns. There is even a touch of the steampunk genre, again, well-integrated with the Norse-feel of the setting.

A detailed plot-point campaign and many side adventures enable a game master to put their band of characters into an epic saga at the very core of the setting.

Although they might be fought with guns, many of the enemies featured are the traditional Norse monsters and villains – giants and trolls, the restless undead, and followers of Loki – along with traditional Western enemies – villainous cattle-barons, bank and train robbers, and rustlers.

All in all, this is a solid setting and ready for a lot of fun play with a minimum of preparation beyond a basic familiarity with the Savage Worlds rules, or conversion to a GM's choice of other rule set.

See my review - this .pdf is a mediocre scan from a book, and it shows.

For the price I was happy with this product, but I was hoping for a little more crunchy-ness. The rules for creating the various kinds of gear are very, very lightweight and, in some cases, amount to little more than "hey, it's your game; make up whatever you want." Also, while there are numerous examples of vehicles, ships, mechs and robots, the section on personal gear contains only a handful of weapons and a few other items.

This would probably be very helpful for a beginner, but is less so for an experienced GM.