Since AW has upgraded to 2nd Edition, is there any chance DW will be getting a 3rd Ed?
Since AW has upgraded to 2nd Edition, is there any chance DW will be getting a 3rd Ed?
Since AW has upgraded to 2nd Edition, is there any chance DW will be getting a 3rd Ed?
It would need to get a second, first.
Why? AW’s moves don’t affect DW’s moves, AW’s please don’t affects DW’s playbooks, AW’s vehicle combat didn’t find into play in DW.
What do you think would carry over?
Saul Alexander I was under the impression they were on 2nd Ed.
DW is independent from AW. AW e2 =/= DW e2.
If they make a new rule book, it would be second edition not third.
Nope. And I don’t think theres a need for DW 2e. Nothing needs to be changed with that fantastic game in my opinion.
There was an older “Red Book” version of DW that was sold for a relatively short period of time. It was sort of like “Basic:” only 4 classes (5 with an expansion), a starter adventure in the book, but no other monsters or steadings or gear lists or anything.
One could easily take that as a “first” edition. But it was always meant as something incomplete, a prelude to the final product.
I mean, if they want to revise or add content and kickstart a fancy new book with a fancy leather cover or something I’d definitely buy it, but the game is pretty awesome as is, and it certainly doesn’t seem to require much work at the moment.
More useful work would be to compile, organise and catalogue the thousands of fan made additions and hacks. There’s tremendous amounts of content out there but it requires some digging.
Jeremy Strandberg There are several sites that list the books as 1st and 2nd editions. I’m new and didn’t know any different.
There was a prank run by the devs at one point about a second edition (april’s fool I think) so that might be were the rumor comes from.
They are on a second printing I believe. I say this because I had to wait a while before I could get a print copy, back when I first tried to buy it…
I’ve got a few houserules, but other than that, I don’t see the need for a whole edition