Yes

You don't think 1d3+1 mutations are enough for a mostly human?
The setting is not Gamma World, so being recognizably human has value.
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Actually, having thought about it more, i'd say you start with 3 (average of d3+1) and can take an edge or hindrance to have 2 or 4.

In order for an A.I. to recognize a mutant as human, the player must roll above his character’s computer recognition score on 1d10.

Yes, this is important.
Look under Rules for detailed modifiers.
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You also have more than doubled the number of skills which exist.  you might want to merge some of them together or give more skill points or something.

Merging is a good idea. I wanted to be sure they were all covered, initially.

Updated, open to suggestions ... prior to start.
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MA?  Ooo!  *goes to look*

What would interest you?
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I'm not sure, and probably won't have a chance to even look until Saturday, if then.  You'll probably have the game filled before I get there.  Hmm, but not a plant, I guess.  ;-)

As I don't expect many people, and don't really want many, I'm having the 2 current players generate 2 characters each.
Maybe they will let you puppet one if you don't have regular access.
Or, you could just lurk.
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I've started up a Hellfrost game, but there are some caveats, as this is something of an experiment:
-) I want to run this in German.
-) It's taken place in a small Saxa village, so the "default" hero is a Saxa villager. If you're dead set on playing a wandering dwarven rune mage, this game is not for you. I might build in the odd character, if I'm presented with a strong reason and backstory how the character encded up in this particular village.
That doesn't mean that the heroes won't leave the village and roam the countryside - but it does mean there won't be month-long-expeditions to the court of the Anari mage-king.
-) As this is a village, the characters all know each other and might have responsibilities to the community. This may include having a family or being the only healer of the village or even being the Saxa noble who's in charge.
-) The game will probably start in September (or a few days prior to that). Right now, there are still characters made and I'm reading through the Hellfrost player's guide again, coming up with a basic story line.

Where's the experiment? Well, I've never run a game that's that focused on one location. So the village will require more detail to make it interesting. If it works out, the village might turn into a real community where players interact with each other without the need GM interference. If not, it'll fall flat and sizzle out after a few weeks. Sadly, too many games do. ;-)

link to another game

Sadly my German skills are non-existent, but good luck!

Too bad, would've been great to have you.

But yes, even if someone's not a native speaker but would like to practice German, he or she'd be most welcome!

Also I've played and run a couple of games in a single location with the party venturing out to keep evil at bay as it were, and they've all turned out quite well. This is cause the PCs start building connections with various towns people/groups, and the politics of the area become very important as the PCs grow in standing/power.

It's like a lot of older western series.  Or Star Trek Deep Space 9 compared to any other series.

A place where adventure comes to you.

I believe that my great grandfather was German ... not much help in speaking/reading German.
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I noticed under Player's Wanted, that a POTSM game is recruiting

Looking for a couple of players for my home brewed fantasy game

link to another game

And 2 more Savage Worlds games bite the dust.

bummer.  which two?

(SavW) - Necessary Evil - Omegan Resistance and Slip Stream Adventures

Yeah I killed slipstream cause it was dragging and bleeding players.

I would have been interested in that one, but I don't have hte book

seems deadlands lasts the longest.  There was also a long runing 50F game, went though about 3 GMs as I recall.

One I wish had gone longer was runepunk

Blood Claw shakes his fist at you good sir!

In reply to shady joker (msg #146):

You had a few very dedicated ones, though.  Blood Claw, Richard Parris, the robotman, and Bren to a lesser degree.

it does seem that it's tricky figuring out the number of players to go with.

to many, and one person could block the others.  to few, and if one drops out you don't have enough.

I'd be tempted to start with 6 or more, and assume 2-3 will flake out and vanish.