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  4. There was a run of excellent “Discern-Realities based starters” posted to the Tavern a while back… the players dice for the initial situation they find themselves in, allocating a die to a table of answers under each of the Discern Realities questions, and the remaining dice determine their initial disposition. Then, off you go.

    Dirk Detweiler Leichty’s original Discern Realities-based starter: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1IHa8A33hy7UTBYclpEOHNNLU0/view

    Brian Holland’s DR-based starter, inspired by Fiasco: https://plus.google.com/101824580455031797035/posts/aUd2zwhD8AF

    Jeremy Strandberg’s “Sailing the Sapphire Isles” DR-based starter: https://plus.google.com/+JeremyStrandberg/posts/Tseo6invVGk

    Brian Holland’s “Curse of Strahd” DR-base starter: https://plus.google.com/101824580455031797035/posts/1EveZgWkmHd

    D. Kenny’s “The Curse of Drazhu” DR-based starter: plus.google.com – In the recent vein of Discern Realities dungeon starters, I humbly present to…

    Asbjørn H Flø’s “Nordemark” DR-based starter: https://plus.google.com/101199869016634749008/posts/7tG5exfknWh

    Also, some Dungeon World starters which don’t involve the dice-rolling:

    Jeremy Strandberg’s “The Obsidian Forests of Yeng”, in which you find yourselves fleeing something through a most inhospitable environ

    https://drive.google.com/open?id=1q81nDHhnxNjv9YT5FCSmfViTpx-1-ApyEGl32tnVI8U

    Jeremy Strandberg’s “Under the Dark of the New Moon”, an urban adventure starter inspired by some old DC Conan comics

    https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B0lFq3ECDQDQeTkxMjd5WnVxMWc

    A collection of more starters can be found here: http://a-dungeon-world.wikia.com/wiki/Dungeon_Starters

    Finally, there’s the classic “Indigo Galleon” adventure, which doesn’t require as much improv at the table, since it poses a reasonably complete situation: http://john.aegard.com/indigo-galleon.pdf

  6. It went pretty well. I ended up running the Indigo Galleon adventure. Much of the time was spent in explaining custard creation, but people enjoyed the combat with the ghouls.

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