Great White Games/Pinnacle Entertainment Group

[JPCannon]

How do you think? If we add fantasy races, and change world to old Europe, we can play in Salomon Kane like in Warhammer? What we can change more to have the same climate?

[ValhallaGH]

Use the Gritty Damage setting rule from Savage Worlds Deluxe, to get the 'fighting with a broken arm' flavor. Or better, the old Gritty Damage rules from the Crime Stories one sheet.
If you want a starting level similar to the WFRP then cut starting funds to about $50.

Other than that? Monsters, corruption, and more diseases.
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[JPCannon]

And the reality will be ok? I mean times, peoples... or Salomon Kane is to far in time line to have similar reality to warhammer?

[sablemage]

Solomon Kane and Warhammer are at roughly the same level of civilisation and technology, namely the Elizabethan era, although the settings are very different.

You could drop Kane into the Warhammer World and he'd do just fine. You might have to change his patron deity, probably to Sigmar, but that would be it I think. I'd see him as a Road Warden myself.
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Andy
Halfway Station

[JPCannon]

If Warhammer and SK have same level of civilisation and technology, we add races like elf dwarfs etc. add grity demage, fear efect, some chaose efects.... In polish conversion we have rooles to infections from wounds, and another bad stuff. We will create more dark climate, not so heroic, and i think we have Salomon Warhammer In oure conversion we have roole to start play with only two skills on d8, and another on d6 max. Thaht give hard start fore novice players. I use destiny point insted to bennis. This give chanse to avoid death but only this, not any re-rolls, souk rolls etc. in two words "Hard Stuff". What do you think about this?

[sablemage]

Both Kane and Warhammer are pretty dark as settings go.

If you're trying to capture the feel of the setting, I'd use the Critical Failures and Gritty Damage rules, and maybe Blood & Guts as well.

If you're trying to capture the feel of the Warhammer Fantasy RPG, add No Power Points.

I'd say Chaos features are a trapping of permanent injuries caused by Incapacitation from backlash.

WFRP traditionally starts PCs off with very low skill levels, your skill die caps sound good for that. The central theme of the game for PCs is the career system, which would be a lot of work to implement in Savage Worlds - I wouldn't bother with that myself.

If I understand you correctly, you're only allowing PCs to use Bennies on rolls to avoid death. I think this changes the game in several ways...

1. A Benny is less useful than before, as there is less you can do with it. In particular, my guess is you would almost never run out of Bennies.

2. So, there are a range of edges that are now less useful (Beast Bond, Common Bond, Elan, Natural Leader, No Mercy, Luck, Great Luck...) and hindrances that are less of a hindrance (Bad Luck, Youth...). Being a Half-Folk is less attractive.

3. Since PCs spend Bennies less often, the GM handing them out for good roleplay is less of a reward. You could build up a stack of Bennies every session, then lose them all again at the end.

Finally, both WFRP2 and WFRP3 have Fortune points, which do things mechanically similar to Bennies, although in my experience you don't get them back as often.

So I'd experiment with the destiny point vs Bennies thing before deciding whether to keep it or not. That said, if you're all having fun, you're doing it right.
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Andy
Halfway Station

[JPCannon]

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