Author: Andrew Huffaker

Does anyone actually use moves like 7-9: rip off a limb?

Doesn’t that feel like it’s a bit much? If some gets a limb shorn off, narratively, aren’t they just like dead? I feel stuff like that alienates the audience. Also, short of magical healing, how is that limb really coming back on there?

Rather, I like something like

7-9: Cripples limb/gear into useless ribbons or something of the like blah blah

Am I thinking it’s worse than it is?

What would a DW 2nd edition need to update?

Any good advice of philosophy on hard vs soft moves? Do you ever just let yourself as the GM just make a hard move, say everyone is rolling high that fight? I know there’s no turn order,you but do you allow yourself as the GM a spot to make a periodic hard move?

Has anyone tried to implement the magic system from Freebooters into Dungeon World? (like the Spell Power point system, spell creation, learning new spells roll, etc)

Jason Lutes

I love the magic system in Booters. Can you talk a little about how it came about?

Does anyone know of any good DW articles on line? I’m thinking more like philosophy and general discussion rather than like alt classes or playbooks, etc.

Anything by Sage or Adam?

What if there was a RPG where the GM got to level up too?

I keep reading the tag lines that DW harkens back to old-school dungeon gaming. Am I the only one that thinks that’s a load of $#*!?

I love DW cause it’s totally the opposite. Old school never cared about behind the scenes/off camera machinations. Old school seemed to only care about crunch.

I feel there is nothing old school about DW and that is a HUGE compliment. Please tell me what I how I am wrong about that.

How long does a typical combat take you to complete with 4 to 5 PC’s?