Holler: An Appalachian Apocalypse

Holler  
is a roleplaying game of adventure, rebellion, fairy tale, and gothic horror in 
Appalachia
.
In 
Holler
, the mysterious "
Big Boys " own the mines, mills, and logging operations. They rule over every aspect of their workers' lives--subjecting them to 
extraordinary dangers  on the job and 
crushing oppression  outside of it.
The 
Big Boys  have transformed the land of the 
Holler --rivers bubble with strange chemicals, strip-mined mountains crumble into valleys, and the air is choked with a toxic fog known as the 
Blight .
The flora and fauna of the 
Holler  grow more monstrous by the day. 
Demons  of every description lurk in the forests. Mutant 
cryptids  haunt villages with their strange cries and appetites. Vengeful 
haints  leer from abandoned shacks and lonely cliffs.
No one is coming to save the people of 
Holler . They've got to take matters into their 
own hard-worked hands . It'll take miners, granny women, gougers, moonshiners, bluegrass pickers, and holy rollers willing to fight and die to protect their culture, customs, and families. Folks who have the bravery to stare straight into the abyss and spit in its eye.
The goal of the resistance is to build a 
coalition , to bring together diverse factions--humble workers, roustabouts, mountain men, dirt track racers, cultists, and even strange creatures of myth and legend to raze the works of the 
Big Boys  and drive them from the 
Holler  forever.

Holler   draws deeply on 
Appalachian  history, mythic folklore, and culture to create a dark fantasy world of apocalypse and vengeance set in gothic locales such as Corn Cob Gap, Cussfoot Fens, Ghost Ridge Mountains, Great Craggy Mountains, Faefall, Hogback Hills, Piney Dirge Plateau, Sootstone Mountains, and the Stygian Mountains.
It contains new 
Edges & Hindrances , new 
Arcane Backgrounds , rules for the ever-present 
Blight , a passel of strange critters including the 
Mothman , the 
Sheepsquatch , and the nefarious 
Big Boys themselves , dozens of locations such as Mount Everlasting, Devil's Den, and Fairy Flats, a fully-fleshed out 
Adventure Generator , AND a wild ride of a 
Plot Point Campaign  called 
Blasted Beauty
Adapted for Fantasy Grounds by:Kevin Doswell
Requires: The free Fantasy Grounds virtual tabletop (VTT) software and a one time purchase of the Savage Worlds Adventure Edition ruleset.
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