Here’s February’s first ‘official’ Patreon PDF Adventure, A Stench in Nosjad.
Here’s February’s first ‘official’ Patreon PDF Adventure, A Stench in Nosjad. I’ve changed up the formatting in this one a bit, so (I know I say this every time, but) I’d be really interested in feedback this time. Is this too much prep for a DW game? Is there such a thing as too much prep? Let me know!
Had this idea for a mid-game puzzle of some kind that didn’t fit into anything I was working on at the moment, so…
Had this idea for a mid-game puzzle of some kind that didn’t fit into anything I was working on at the moment, so thought I’d rebuild it as an adventure starter instead. Enjoy!
One more adventure before the end of the month: The Sanguine Forest.
One more adventure before the end of the month: The Sanguine Forest. Back to a traditional fantasy setting, though the town-sized corpse of a long-dead beast sets these woods apart from the rest!
Hope you all enjoy!
To anyone who isn’t sure how bonds can work in practice…
To anyone who isn’t sure how bonds can work in practice…
I think we’re onto a bit of a winner from last night’s game.
So we have Logan the templar, Elrosine the Ranger, and Farnax the thief. Farnax started his character last night, the others have been working together for a couple of levels now. So Farnax makes 2 new bonds for himself (one of which from Johnstone Metzger ‘s super-handy Truncheon World): “The templar knows incriminating details about me” and “the ranger helped me steal something really dangerous”. From there, we worked as a group to establish that:
* Farnax tried (and failed) to steal from Logan’s superior (a cardinal), and Logan could rat him out at any time;
* Elrosine helped in this attempt to steal from this cardinal, but Logan doesn’t know she was involved… but Farnax does, and could rat her out at any time!
* Farnax has amnesia about the entire endevour. So he doesn’t actually remember what he was trying to steal – only that Elrosine helped him do it and he wound up in Logan’s cells afterward.
…and then we started actually playing the game! I think this is a great example of how bonds can work beyond how they’re written in the rules – once people start making connections, it inspires all sorts of ideas. They might not be relevant every session, but when they are, stuff’s going to go down and everyone at the table knows it.
I’m on a Boat! 2nd Edition
I’m on a Boat! 2nd Edition
I’m on a boat! was my first ever Adventure PDF, and as popular as it’s been I knew it could do with a fresh lick of paint.
So the design has been updated (in a format that should be familiar to my Patreon followers) and I’ve expanded on the original content with more creatures, more loot and more maps. If you’ve already bought the PDF from DTRPG then enjoy this free update. If not, now’s a great time to pick it up!
http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product/116150/Im-On-A-Boat-A-Dungeon-World-Adventure
Here’s my next Patreon-supported PDF guys, Trouble in Nekesti.
Here’s my next Patreon-supported PDF guys, Trouble in Nekesti. It’s all about a town of crazy gnomes, surly peasant-folk, and scheming magistrates. I hope you enjoy – let me know what you think.
My first Patreon-sponsored adventure PDF, Failspeake Gorge, has just gone online!
My first Patreon-sponsored adventure PDF, Failspeake Gorge, has just gone online! It’s a free download, so give it a read through and let me know what you think. (And many thanks to my lovely sponsors for helping me make this happen.)
Has anyone had any experience using a stat for character’s wealth, rather than tracking coin?
Has anyone had any experience using a stat for character’s wealth, rather than tracking coin? (A bit like barter in Apocalypse world.) I was thinking of trying out the following, let me know what you think:
COIN Each character starts with a “coin” score, initially equal to their charisma, representing their relative wealth. This score has a +COIN modifier, worked out the same way as the other 6 scores.
When you want something commonly available and spend time browsing the markets, roll+COIN. On a 10+, you get it. On a 7-9, if you still want it, it’ll cost you 1 or more from your coin score to get it (the GM will say how much) or you can get something cheaper and less effective. On a 6-, you get ripped off.
Hi guys, just giving this a signal boost in case you missed my post on Friday night.
Hi guys, just giving this a signal boost in case you missed my post on Friday night. I’m pretty excited about this campaign – there’s an example of the sort of PDFs I intend to release (Altai Keep) on joebanner.co.uk.
If you’ve got any questions about what I’m doing, feel free to send me a line and I’ll do my best to answer them. Thanks for looking!
Originally shared by Joe Banner
So after seeing the amazing efforts of the likes of Epidiah Ravachol, Dyson Logos and Johnstone Metzger I’m starting my own Patreon campaign. I’ll be posting new adventures and other regular Dungeon World content to my website (www.joebanner.co.uk).
If you like what you see and want to keep me in coffee and internets to enable me to do more, you can pledge a little something (and there are some extra rewards if you pledge a little more.) If you just want to come to the blog and snag some Dungeon World PDFs made by me, for you, that’s cool too.
So I had a bit of inspiration and put this adventure together, on the night before Christmas no less.
So I had a bit of inspiration and put this adventure together, on the night before Christmas no less. It’s for my player’s group, but they’re all away seeing family for Christmas and won’t spot this post till it’s too late, muahaha! (Unless they do, in which case I’ll need to think of something else to run.)
Feedback welcome of course, both on the PDF and the new site (it’s still in the testing stages, if you spot any bugs let me know.)
Have fun, and merry Christmas y’all!