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[Hell Creek Sanitarium] On the sixth day of Christmas...

Started by Ezekiel Slayer, December 30, 2008, 08:10:46 PM

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December 30, 2008, 08:10:46 PM Last Edit: December 30, 2008, 10:36:20 PM by Ezekiel Slayer
Happy Holidays! To celebrate its upcoming entry to the market, Hell Creek Sanitarium is releasing a number of promotional freebies for its Traveller and Savage Worlds PDF lines.

The first of these freebies has already hit the Internet; "Savage Swords, Savage Spells" is a free set of 25 color, landscape format fantasy character sheets for Pinnacle's Savage Worlds RPG.

"Savage Swords, Savage Spells" can be downloaded here on the Hell Creek editorial site.

Pax et bonum,

Dale Meier
Creative Director
Hell Creek Sanitarium
Omaha, NE
"In many ways paper and pencil role-playing creates a much deeper gaming experience than many video games... The narrative is made up as the game is played out rather than along a predetermined arc written by the games designer. This unstructured format of role-playing on the big screen of the imagination can\'t be bettered in terms of unique user experience."
--Ian Livingstone
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