Hello, this is my first time posting here and my first time creating any custom content for Dungeon World.

4 thoughts on “Hello, this is my first time posting here and my first time creating any custom content for Dungeon World.”

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2. I’d really like some feedback. Could someone tell me how people create the actual PDFs as well?

3. Check out

   https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3jBKG-w4xhFdmFqQ2xRS3FRdEk/edit?usp=sharing

   for the openoffice version and

   https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3jBKG-w4xhFSWpRb042a1RZaTg/edit

   for the Word version.

   I’d be worried about  the loss of agency that having so much randomness embodies.  BUT it’d be an awesome way of introducing difficulties and avoiding turtling-up  I don’t know, I’d have to play with one.

    

   Considering changing the level seven and nine spells. 

   7 – When I stab the dark knight under the influence of this spell

   50% my sword doesn’t exist for me – how do I swing it?

   50% my sword doesn’t exist for them – I’m just flailing around

   50% their armor doesn’t exist, my sword sinks right through them

   3/4 chance I cannot poke them with my sharp stick!

   9 – With this spell one character can

   Raise the dead

   Resurrect the dead

   Resurrect THEMSELVES (Contingency + Resurrect)

   Heal themselves and their allies

   See their future

   Divine the actions of others

   Become invisible

   See through illusions

   Teleport

   Polymorph people

   Dominate people’s minds

   (And, using third party classes….)

   Summon up any item from a dimensional rift

   Blind your enemies

   The character loses spells much less often under this class’s casting rules than the other classes.  It seems… powerful. 

4. Thanks for the feedback and links.

   The randomness is a key component of the wild Mage I think. They shouldn’t be too reliable. So that might just be personal preference for if people want to play it or not.

   For There / Not There: it doesn’t necessarily have to be an offensive spell. It would be good for confusion, getting past barriers, defensive for the reasons you listed. I think I listed it as the dungeon world equivalent of channeled / sustained and if I didn’t I’ll add that in so that the wild Mage can end the effect.

   I agree, that one is a strong power and id like to balance it to keep it in. It’s compared to the wish spell almost in D&D. I thought the fact that it radiates magic (A fiction effect) and that the magic eventually dissipates (thus things like contingency wouldn’t work) would make it a little bit more workable.

   I didn’t include it, but I should have, but the wild Mage basically uses the wizards’ cast a spell move after they have prepared a spell, so they can still forget spells. Nahal’s is separate from that, in that it doesn’t depend on the bag of oddities ability.

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