This strongly smelling potion needs a little work to be useful: you have to marinade a freshly harvested body part in it. The essence of the creature infuses the brew and, when you drink it, you get to use two of its moves. At the GM’s option,your appearance may change drastically for the duration of the effect (from a whole day to a few minutes, depending on the powers gained).
200 coins (fresh, no bits inside), 0 weight.
When found, a brew is often infused with the essence of a giant spider, a golden eagle, or a wood elf.
I wonder how a party comprised solely of wizards would fare?
I wonder how a party comprised solely of wizards would fare? If I wasn’t so shy about running in English, I’d propose such a game for #wizardweek : say level 3 characters, to allow for variety with multi-classing and compendium classes.
Of course, if somebody was into running such a game, I’d be happy to play đ
So russ nicholson posted some old Fiend Folio pictures on his blog today.
So russ nicholson posted some old Fiend Folio pictures on his blog today. I realised that, in 30 years of gaming and five editions of D&D, I had never seen a Dark Creeper in play. I thought I could remedy to that in tomorrow’s DW game…
This is my first fully written monster, feedback welcome.
Sharing my own post to go into further DW-related detail.
Sharing my own post to go into further DW-related detail. This was the first real session in my Keep on the Borderlands 1983 setting. Thanks to the Ask Questions principle and some very creative players, this lean sandboxy idea of mine has turned into a potential campaign of epic proportions.Â
After a couple hours of play time, this rag-tag group of rather inefficient adventurers has set out to find a fallen star. This relic should lead them to discovering who among them is destined to become the traveling companion of a godly avatar. The fun thing is that nobody among the priesthood of said deity has the slightest idea of what he stands for.
Fuck the game, I’m just gonna write a novel on this premise! đ
Originally shared by Eric Nieudan
I ran my first game via Hangout and Roll20Â It was a lot of fun, and my experience as a player helped me work out the kinks.Â
We started with an ambush by kobold bandits, had some typical social interaction in the village and when we left our bold adventurers, they were about to explore the cellars of the Keep on the Borderlands, looking for giant rats…
#DungeonWorld  with five players makes for exhausting fights though.
