@Daniel Kendall what would you like to know? It’s not a d20 based system. Your skill level is represented by die types, unskilled is d4-2, you’re bad at it d4, you’re the best in the world d12. Same for skills and atteubutes Not an ‘attrition’ system, barring extra edges and magical effects, characters of all levels have 3 wounds. From freshly created to the most advanced armored cyber knight, 3 wounds. (Monsters follow slightly different rules due to size, you gain wounds with size) Exploding dice mechanic. They call it Acing. If you roll the highest number on the die, roll it again and add it, forever!! D4’s are known to roll 20’s. It’s more story driven. Combat typically isn’t the only thing to do, so the sessions seem to be more story driven. Typically the Target Number (DC) is 4. There are things that will add bonuses and negatives, but it’s based off a TN of 4. Exception are Opposed Rolls, and melee combat (your target number is their Parry). Critical Rolls- crit fail is anytime your attribute die and wild die roll 1’s. Bennie’s cannot be spent to reroll crit fails. Bennie’s- generally each player starts the session with 3 (edges can effect this). Bennie’s can be used for many things, typically for rerolls and soak rolls (a chance to negate damage). Also to ‘influence the story’ and get a new initiative card. There is more, I’m just blanking and this has turned into an essay. Ask anything, I’ll try to answer for find the answer.

@Tristan Fishel absolutely. My gaming nights have changed, so I’m free most Monday, Friday, Saturday, and Sundays. Planned 3 hour one shots almost always run long with me because I love getting into RP and having players RP. I’ve got a ‘trapped on a spaceship’ one shot that’s wonderful for learning the system, and a ‘kids on bikes’ kinda 90’s adventure that I would like to playtest again. But if there is some other genre people would like, I’ll most likely be able to accommodate. I love to improv and RP.

@Jody Schofield neat, I’ll look into it. Thanks!

I found it thanks to some help here, have setup a few notebooks, and it’s very helpful. Especially during a game session, to find specific rules and where they’re at in multiple source books, or to find the slight differences between the books similar things are listed in.

I’ve enjoyed the ones I’ve been able to attend.

Going to gaming stores in the area, as well as posting in online groups is how I got my in person group started. Got a few stores to order Savage Worlds books and realize there are more TTRPGs than D&D. It’s just very hard to get a toe hold when 10’ of shelf spaces makes 90+% of their income. And those players spend on upgrade packs weekly. TTRPG players don’t spend like that, well most don’t, I’ve known some that buy dice weekly. When the store is trying to enhance cash flow, they lean into TCGs, because they’re constantly discontinuing and printing new cards. I don’t have to like it to understand it.