Is there an inventor playbook out there, or someone who is part human and part machine?
Is there an inventor playbook out there, or someone who is part human and part machine? I can’t seem to find one anywhere.
So this was my first true session of a campaign of Dungeon World (really my first session of an RPG, since all the…
So this was my first true session of a campaign of Dungeon World (really my first session of an RPG, since all the other games I have run have been really crappy one-shots (crappiness was my fault)), so I would appreciate any feedback. I’m pretty sure I messed up in a number of different places, so don’t kill me in the comments. I’m just writing this for and for you guys to get better in your critiquing skills I guess. I think the PC’s did a great job ojn creating the world and the map.
*And by the way, this play doesn’t have rolls, I forgot to tell the person who was keeping notes to record what the rolls were and their outcomes.
Is there a printable version of the Perilous Wilds moves? I can’t seem to find one.
Is there a printable version of the Perilous Wilds moves? I can’t seem to find one.
When and how do you trigger portents. I always seem to have the timing wrong.
When and how do you trigger portents. I always seem to have the timing wrong.
Any good campaign starters for a couple of first-time players and a seasoned DnD player?
Any good campaign starters for a couple of first-time players and a seasoned DnD player?
Credit to Dyson for map style.
Credit to Dyson for map style.
Tried my hand at some Dyson-esque cartography. Let me know if it is any good!
Tried my hand at some Dyson-esque cartography. Let me know if it is any good!
One question I have had for a while:
One question I have had for a while:
How do I manage the move “Undertake a Perilous Journey”
Do I describe it day by day, or as a whole. The move for this says roll once for the entire journey, so does that mean for every encounter, if the scout rolled a 10+, I let them get the drop on every single monster they encounter? Please help.
I also have trouble with coming up with ideas, especially on the fly. I have to have something written out word for word for the session to actually be fun. Any help?
I pretty much understand the basic concepts and rules, but I have a hard time with the fiction.
I pretty much understand the basic concepts and rules, but I have a hard time with the fiction. For example, I can describe the extreme basics of what happens in the fight, but I’m not that great at impromptu. Also, I find trouble describing what happens in town and running the actual plot with NPC’s and such. I can barely describe the world around the PC’s! Any tips on how to put more narrative into my game?