Skies of Glass AP, Aurora FT materials

I forgot to post what the survival stuff from the Aurora pod looked like! The self-contained home was loosely based on a prototype by Ten Fold Engineering. You can see a video of one here.

The truck was inspired by an all-terrain motor home from Action Mobil. However, the interior has been changed up to put seating forward of the mid-body door and cargo space behind it. The back is also a bit wider and has a loading ramp.

The Adventures of Young & Holt – Issue 10

In this issue, Young & Holt make their way to Fargo, but first take a stop in the sleepy town of Marshall, where the people might be taking extended naps. Speaking of sleep, the boys don’t have the best of dreams along the way.

So, let’s see where they’re at…

Music Track provided by CO.AG Music

Music track provided by HDK

The Adventures of Young & Holt – Issue 9

In this issue, Young & Holt, fresh from getting’ all cleaned up, sit down with Derek Ingersoll, and decide to gamble on their future exploits. After that, it’s time to gear up, and leave the town of Worthington.

Now, let’s see where they’re at…

Also, thanks to Plate Mail Games for their sound effects used in this Issue.

The Adventures of Young & Holt – Issue 8

In this issue, Young & Holt return to Worthington, settle some affairs, and take a well-deserved rest, and a much-needed bath. But before we begin, I want to break the fourth wall for a moment. In this issues, our players begin using two different products. One is the Savage Worlds Adventure Decks from Pinnacle. The other are the GameMastery Plot Twist cards from Paizo. Now that all those details are complete, let’s see where Young and Holt are at…

Some sound effects in this issue provided by Plate Mail Games. Give ’em a gander!

Some music provided by HDK. They have some fine RPG-inspired music and are worth your greenbacks

And of course, here’s where you can find the Crowe Brothers here.

Proud to be a Savage Worlds FAN Cast.

The Adventures of Young & Holt – Issue 7

In this issue, Young and Holt decide to journey back to the mounds of the giants, for just “one more look.” After that, they decide what they want to do about Mr. Ingersoll and Worthington. But before we begin, I want to call your attention to something rather keen. If you enjoy Deadlands, and want a little more, might I suggest you take a cotton to Sounds Like Crowes. Over there, you can listen to the exploits the Crowe brothers find themselves in.