If you’re a fan of DW, I recommend checking out the free RPG Mythender.
If you’re a fan of DW, I recommend checking out the free RPG Mythender. It’s got a lot of similar collaborative storytelling combat fun of DW, turned up to 11. It’s also got some crazy awesome mechanics for slaying gods.
#FighterWeek Here’s a signature weapon for you, from the 80s movie Sword and the Sorcerer.
#FighterWeek Here’s a signature weapon for you, from the 80s movie Sword and the Sorcerer. A three bladed sword that has the ability to launch 2 of its blades. 🙂 Enjoy.
How many people use weapon ranges in their combat fiction?
How many people use weapon ranges in their combat fiction? Can you give me some examples of how you do it? I keep thinking there’s a lot of fictional fun and mayhem there, but am having some trouble incorporating it.
An intelligent two-handed shining sword, with a beautiful leather scabbard. Tell me things about it:
An intelligent two-handed shining sword, with a beautiful leather scabbard. Tell me things about it:
This is amazing.
This is amazing. I printed these out and assembled these booklets last night. I can’t believe I’ve been running DW without this. All of the important items you need to look-up (minus the monsters) are contained in a handy stapled booklet. It includes:
+ COMPLETE tag reference…OMG so handy!
+ Equipment costs and stats (including weapons and armor)
+ GM Principles and Moves
+ Monster generation rules
+ 4 Front record sheets
+ Copious space for campaign notes
+ 100 Knacks and 100 Characteristics for NPCs
Do not run DW without this! All for the low-low price of FREE! 🙂 +Michael Wright, you are a genius.
Originally shared by Gremlin Legions (Michael Wight)
More custom-made DungeonWorld stuff!
This is the updated version of my DW GM reference, now as a half-sheet sized booklet!
Here’s the 1up pages:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B5K_Bqfr0dqcRmN3OVVYLUZ1SU0/edit?usp=sharing
And here’s the booklet spreads:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B5K_Bqfr0dqcQlBCV243MWh6WEU/edit?usp=sharing
I hope they are useful (and legible) to everyone.
I’m a huge fan of the intro blurbs on pages 6 to 9.
I’m a huge fan of the intro blurbs on pages 6 to 9. Does anyone know if there’s an intro blurb for the Barbarian yet?
How about for the awesome Mage or Artificer base classes from Jacob Randolph ? http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product/108623/Dungeon-World-Alternative-Playbooks
http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product/108623/Dungeon-World-Alternative-Playbooks
Calling Phil Vecchione . Your 1/2 height character sheets are ready! 🙂
Calling Phil Vecchione . Your 1/2 height character sheets are ready! 🙂
Originally shared by Gremlin Legions (Michael Wight)
Finally finished putting together my customized DungeonWorld character sheets that I’ll be using for the adventures I’m running for my brother and his friends. It didn’t take long for them to want to start taking moves from other classes…so I figured having these little half-sheet (5.5×8.5″) character sheets, with the right Moves sections stapled together would be a bit easier than flipping through several pages of unrelated information. And when they take advanced moves? They can staple that on as well.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B5K_Bqfr0dqcSHcxRmVsZUtfMGc/edit?usp=sharing
And here’s a 2-up version (on 8.5×11″), for those of you who can’t normally step and repeat PDF documents at home.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B5K_Bqfr0dqcdTFub0YzTnR5Sk0/edit?usp=sharing
I’m so in love with the “loose, but inspiring” adventure prep that Fronts provides that I’m working on different…
I’m so in love with the “loose, but inspiring” adventure prep that Fronts provides that I’m working on different Dangers for a dramatic game. Here’s my first two new Danger types for Hillfolk/DramaSystem:
Danger: Search For Meaning
• Danger Type: Big Reveal
• Impulse: to cause the character to question their origin
• Grim Portents: Pick 3 or 5
• GM Moves for Big Reveal
o A shocking clue from the past is discovered –
o Primary is being shadowed by a mysterious person
o Primary has a soliloquy, questioning her place in the world.
o New turbulent elements are introduced into established relationships (romantic love, jealousy, distrust)
o There is a duel between two people involved in the secret
o A person from the secretive past shows up
o Something dire happens to a loved one
o Black carriages race through full moonlight
Danger: True Love
• Danger Type: Romantic Entanglement
• Impulse: to complicate the lovers’ lives
• Grim Portents: Pick 3 or 5
• GM Moves for True Love
o Lover’s group (family/tribe) tells lover to stay the hell away
o One lover stumbles on the another lovely person bathing
o Authority tells you that you have to marry someone else
o Tryst where lovers meet and are discovered
o One lover is to take an oath of celibacy
o A rival warns off one of the lovers
o A rival presents an extravagant gift
o One lover asks a dangerous boon of the other
I’ve been pondering the 16-hp dragon recently, and thinking about the “+messy” tag for monsters. I ran Jason…
I’ve been pondering the 16-hp dragon recently, and thinking about the “+messy” tag for monsters. I ran Jason Morningstar’s Slave Pits adventure recently, and the PCs ran into the plant with the +messy tag. The first player it hit, it shredded the clothes off their leg. The second player it hit, it gashed and disabled their hand.
Any other thought about how to play the +messy tag when used against the PCs? A range of +messy monster/situation ideas would be useful.
