Hello, I have a blog now.
Current stage is to post links & descriptions of all my creations & projects, with Stonetop being the biggest of them all.
If you’ve been following Stonetop for a while, probably not much new there. Though there are a few links to the most current versions of a few key documents.
Stonetop
Stonetop is my “hearth fantasy” hack of Dungeon World, and my biggest ongoing project. From the introduction chapter: You are one of these, who call Stonetop home. One of a handful of notable figures who stand out-admired, respected (maybe even reviled) for one reason or another.
WANT
Read through the elevator pitch and the settings overview. This looks pretty awesome!
I need to catch up anyways as I was out of the loop for a year.
Jeremy Strandberg I am so so pleased by “hearth fantasy” as a description of Stonetop, and I am very excited to say those words the next time I pitch the game to a group.
This looks great, Jeremy Strandberg. You should consider turning the dropbox links into separate posts.
Anne Hunter thanks, glad you like it.
Curious: why do you suggest separate posts? To make them easier to find? To talk about what’s going on in each one?
Jeremy Strandberg, I think it makes them easier to find and link to.
Plus, maybe I’m lazy, but if I’m reading a blog, I’d much rather be able to read the text of the post rather than needing to open a link to download a pdf.
Jeremy Strandberg, would it be possible to get access to your playtest documents? I don’t have a game group per se, a couple of friends and me tried DW a few sessions and it Went OK. I would like to pitch Stonetop to them to see if they’re interested.
Martin Larsson I’d show them the links on the blog post (the “Welcome to Stonetop,” the setting guide, the moves & gear, the playbooks, etc.).
If that’s not enough to “pitch” them, I doubt anything else in the playtest materials will, either!
If they’re keen to play, let me know and I’ll hook you up with the full details.
Jeremy Strandberg OK, will do