“Kid, this isn’t a job to take care of nature nor to guide a lost fellow back to safety. A hunter picks or is given a target and with keen eyes it tracks it down, with cunning it lures it, and with a well placed trap it captures it. Now, pack your bags and fetch that crossbow, kid, we’ve got a beast to catch! ”
– Arabella Windhammer, Hunter.
This product contains two files:
A 21 page playbook containing 21 moves, gear, poisons, and magic items.
Four compendium classes: Beast Hunter, Bounty Hunter, Vampire Hunter, and Witch Hunter.
The dhampir, a new race with custom moves for you to use.
A two page character sheet for you to record your character’s stats, gear, and moves.
http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/170114/The-Hunter–A-Dungeon-World-Playbook
Good playbook.
Moves are interesting and different enough from the ranger and the existing Hunter.
I only cringed at The Blood of My Enemy, but that’s just me.
Also, what about finishing the race / names part? Good that the standar sheet model was used.
It could very well have a firearm as an optional starting weapon.
Finally, why so many blank starting moves spaces?
Excellent move forward of using all dismissed moves as Compedium Classes and a Race. Man, you should update all your playbooks with this!
What do you mean by “dismissed moves”?
Douglas Santana Thanks for your comment, I am glad that overall you liked the product.
Blood of my enemy is a small nod to the witcher. The move was conceived before we contemplated making compendium classes. Maybe it would be best to swap the move with one from the witch hunter cc. I agree on the firearm part, why we didn’t add a firearm alludes me at the moment. Maybe it’s something we can add on a future update.
In regards to the blank moves, I usually like to leave space for custom moves or moves from a cc. I hate seeing blank spaces on character sheets, perhaps it would be better to leave it blank?
You say we moved forward by using dismissed moves as Compendium Classes. So far Dwarfare Games (https://plus.google.com/b/104200073560524096819/104200073560524096819)
has two products (The witch doctor and the hunter.) and both of those products contain compendium classes. My debut was through Awful Good Games David Guyll the Headhunter, maybe you are referring to their product format of adding a behind the scenes with additional moves that didn’t make the cut? Which by the way is an excellent way to provide extra content and makes perfect use of additional free space on a character sheet to add space for custom moves.
Victor Julio Hurtado
“My debut was through Awful Good Games +David Guyll the Headhunter, maybe you are referring to their product format” – That’s it! That’s what gave me the impression.
Well, why not update the playbook as soon as you have your impressions and feedback. We who paid for it would appreciate it.
Once again good work, and three interesting and well executed playbooks!