Has anyone done a gonzo “every playbooks” DW game? With the wealth of them available it’s bound to create a unique party of adventurers for sure. I’m curious to hear your weird/gonzo party composition stories.
Has anyone done a gonzo “every playbooks” DW game?
Has anyone done a gonzo “every playbooks” DW game?
I’ve run a “monster mash” of all monster playbooks. Ghoul, spider, skeleton looking for their stolen treasure.
I ran one with Cursed Armor, Nephilim, a Psionicist, and a couple other classes. I ran then through Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth.
Much fun was had by all.
I usually allow just about any legitimately completed playbook. I like to see the variety.
My worlds tend to be pretty high fantasy, so I tend not to restrict playbooks. Currently we have a game going that has a Technician, Fighter, Brawler, Gunslinger, Alchemist and Orc. This new setting is sci-fantasy though, otherwise I wouldn’t have the technician in there.
I allow most playbooks, but I give them a read through first. Some are just too badly written to roll with for one reason or another.
I usually get more unusual races than classes. I ran a short lived campaign where we played a game of Dawn of Worlds to make the setting first, and if I remember right we had a kobold Fighter, a sentient gorilla Artificer and a scorpion centaur-ish thing Barbarian.