Which author or director would make the best dungeon world GM?

15 thoughts on “Which author or director would make the best dungeon world GM?”

1. Don’t really see what this has to do with Dungeon World.

2. Do you mean GM?

3. Sorry, I meant gm. Who would make a great dungeon world GM?

4. You would do better to look at specific creations: Lord of the Rings trilogy, Hobbit trilogy, Conan the Barbarian (1982), Harry Potter series, King Kong, Wizard of Oz, Roger Corman’s The Raven, Hammer’s Horror of Dracula, HBO’s series Game of Thrones…Pure Fantasy is still a largely unexplored world in film or TV….I would check out the Appendix N section on film in the Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG for solid advice…

5. I was meaning, if you could get an author or director to GM a DW game for you, who do you think would rock it? Like do you think Arthur Conan Doyle or Ursula La Guin would do well GMing a game.

6. With the amount of improv needed I would say Pat Rothfuss. Not because he’s a damn fine author but because he’s a damn fine roll player, as witnessed on many streams. Can’t say as I could speak to the improve skills of many other authors or directors.

7. I would go with actors. Robin Williams was an avid player…Patton Oswald would be fun…

8. Mark Tygart I agree actors would be the way to go.

9. The Coen Brothers. The campaign would never resolve anything, but we’d meet a lot of weird NPCs and it would be entertaining as hell.

10. John Rogers, absolutely. Not only is he already a gamer, but he has a great sense of how to direct a tight story with snappy consequences and complications.

11. Alan Moore

    Kim Newman AKA Jack Yeovil

    Harry Connelly

12. Andy Hauge plus, the Librarians and Leverage crew we’re modelled in Fate.

13. Guillermo del Tori would run one fucked up game and I am down for that.

14. Keith Stetson​ And then he’d keep talking about a sequel campaign for years afterwards, but the scheduling and RL stuff would never quite work out.

15. Danny Trejo — I think his action scenes would be epic, and his female characters are always totally badass.

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