I'm reading through The Flood right now. It's ok, as far as campaign plot point storylines go. The thing for me is, I like Deadlands for the shpoooooky creeping evil theme. Flood is not about that, really.

Tobias Crane - A hunted man with a score to settle. Shouts Into Wind - An Indian brave with a tortured past. Link to PDF; Davie Wood- A troubled kid with an attitude and a big gun! Link to PDF; Sara McGann- A mad scientist, with as much madness as science. Link to PDF; Caleb Gilmore- A driven. The Flood (Deadlands Reloaded, S2P10202) [Matthew Cutter, Shane Lacy Hensley] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. In '68 the Great Quake shattered California from top to bottom, leaving a maze of windswept mesas and perilous sea channels brimming with precious ghost rock. Contoh Program Inventory Berbasis Webster here. The Rail Wars raged. Deadlands is a genre-mixing alternate history roleplaying game which combines the Western and horror genres, with some steampunk elements. It was written by Shane. Sep 13, 2016. Shane Hensley is raising funds for Deadlands: Good Intentions on Kickstarter! The fourth Plot Point Campaign for Deadlands Reloaded features Dr. Darius Hellstromme and the City o' Gloom!

I mean, some ghosts show up in a few adventures, and the background story is based around supernatural bad guys, but the actual adventures themselves are not very creepy or haunting. The atmosphere feels a lot more 'common' to me. The PCs at one point, for example, get involved in a Triad war for control of Shan Fan. Heroic and dangerous, I suppose, but not exactly what I have in mind when I think of Deadlands. I want my PCs to be chasing boogums and things that go bump in the night, not negotiating with gangsters during their power struggles in town. The only other material I have for DL:R are the free single-page adventures available on the Pinnacle website, which are a lot more geared towards my ideas of the game themes.