Author: Magimax

What about the Clumsy tag ?

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIaHeK9f3YY#t=154

Rereading my translation of GM moves and I still have a problem with:

“Put someone in a spot”

Do you mean:

– force someone into a situation in which they must make a difficult decision or answer a difficult question, like “Put someone on the spot” ?

or

– focus the attention on someone and expose him/her ?

Hi, guys !

I’m proud to put online the first tome of french translation of november 2012 rules.

Adam Koebel and Sage LaTorra thanks a lot for your help on this work, answering all my questions.

tony dowler   thank you for allowing me to use your sketches and illustrations (and for AD&D btw).

I split DW book in Player’s Manual, DM Guide and Monster Manual.

Google Viewer sucks : download file to see the true colors 😉

A printer friendly version is also available on the blog

http://dungeonworld-fr.blogspot.fr/

You can send any comment here:

dungeonworldvi@gmail.com

I looked through the G+ but haven’t found any answer to a question we debated with Philip Espi  at our usual tuesday DW session:

Prodigy

Choose a spell. You prepare that spell as if it were one level lower.

Is a 7th lvl spell prepared as a 6th lvl or as a 5th lvl (the next available lower level) ?

In other words do we understand “lower level” mathematically or literally ?

Updated version (1.5.3) of character sheets in french with some corrections to the thief character and minor modifications.

Check our blog.

Posted on our french Dungeon World blog,  : Le Monte-en-l’air, the french word for burglar. 

Thanks to Alex Norris , here’s the corrected version of 10 poisons.

Thanks to Alex Norris for his help (my english is basic), here is a list of ten new poisons for master thieves.