Hola. I’d like to buy some DW print adventures. Any recommendations?

19 thoughts on “Hola. I’d like to buy some DW print adventures. Any recommendations?”

1. Joe Banner will point you in the right direction.

2. Anything and everything by Red Box Vancouver. Johnstone Metzger , I choose you!

3. Jason Lutes’s Servants of the Cinder Queen is great (though only available via PDF at this point). Easy enough to print on your own, though. 

4. Yeah, here’s another vote for Servants of the Cinder Queen.

5. Chris Stone-Bush I second Chris. Servants of the Cinder Queen rules!

6. Thanks Jeremy.

7. Oh! Maybe check out Perilous Deeps. It’s got a dungeon each by all of the above (Joe, Johnstone, Jason), plus ones by me, Claytonian JP, and Adam Koebel.   

8. Thanks. Checking it out. (Still looking for print though. Someday I’ll invest in a printer, heh.)

9. Can’t you take the PDFs to a print shop?

10. I third Servants of the Cinder Queen

11. Try the slave pits of Drazzu. A classic but still good.

12. Gerard Snow And it is free:https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7cav44145d9U0w5YlBlbFZUeW8/view?usp=sharing

13. And check out the adventures posted on this site, some very good stuff if disregard the junk Tygart coughs up. Who is that guy anyway?

14. Heh. Thanks guys!

15. Yeah, most adventures tend to be pdf-only, with maybe a print run provided by a kickstarter and that’s it. There’s my stuff and a few others, like Plague of Storms by Chris Longurst, for example. You might try checking with Magpie Games to see if they have any print copies of Last Days of Anglekite left, it’s pretty nice (as are the sequels) but they don’t have a POD option (yet?). I have played Servants of the Cinder Queen and Funnel World and I would say they are probably worth printing out, even at a print shop or whatever. Joe Banner is working on a print version of his Shadows of Umberto, and hopefully that will lead to more print from him in the future.

    If you care a lot about print quality, I’d recommend buying my books from Lulu instead of DriveThru, at least for the B&W ones. Use the US storefront and the coupon code LULURC, and also you can hit me up after and I’ll send you the pdfs no problem.

16. Thanks Johnstone!

17. Good guidance here… just want to add, “Perilous Wilds… don’t play Dungeon World without it.”

18. Although if you’re using Perilous Wilds, you’ll want to grab the customised version of the Ranger playbook which is adapted to work with it: https://plus.googleapis.com/+JeremyStrandberg/posts/9LXvsc6d1Dh

19. Awesome. I’ve just looted Lulu. Books are in the mail! Also have some in my DTRPG cart I’ll be checking out soon.

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