Author: Jacek Brzezowski

I got a kinda love-hate relationship with DW but I wish I soon will crashtest my fears. One of them is how you resolve bonds in long term campaign? I mean – it feels kinda forced that you need to create another one once you resolve one. I know the bonds can be big or small and it might be in a flow but I wonder how it turns out in games you people have played?

Another question concerning defy danger. Let’s say an ogre attacks with a club – a hero can defy danger by avoiding it (DEX), knowint something about ogres and their ways (WIS), holding their shield strong (STR) and such – right? Players can decide and choose how they do it?

What’s the difference in making a h’n’s move against untrained little goblin and a dragon? In terms of sole move it seems there is no real difference. Difference lies in what they can do in return, right?

Does the characters gets XP mark for EVERY 6- roll during session or only one mark if he failed during session? I’m listening to Walking Eye AP game and it looks like they ruled the latter.

How does actually combat work? What happens on 6- hack and slash?

I got interestex in DW since I wanted to find alternative to DND Next. I am going through core book now and I was wondering if running DW as a DnD replacement is a good way without changing my style as a DM. DW has a lot of mumbo jumbo about not preparing and creating game ad hoc. I am not saying it is bad but as for now I am not into it and wanted just a new ruleset to my old style. Will it blend? Does anyone here experienced DMing DW way and old school way with DW ruleset? Please don’t write why and how it is better with new way, just if it works without making a whole game ad hoc as what I’m interested in is running some old modules which are pretty much closed with no ‘blank spots’ (although I don’t say I don’t improvise in any way).

Anyone knows where I can find template for character sheet to make my own?

Anyone has tried to make Dragonlance monster/classes conversion already? 🙂

Wow, character creations is actually a blast! And it just makes me want to call my folks right now and play 😀 When I started to read into ranger I felt like twenty years younger when I was so keen on playing one after reading LOTR.  Simple and elegant I must say. I will be surprised if my players wont like it. If not… I will make them…