Category: The Dungeon World Tavern: New Monsters

Today, Mark Daniels and I are releasing our Take on the Lower Depths, a supplement that explores some of the untouched lower depths of Dungeon World.

Unlike previous endeavors, where I dutifully combed the dark recesses of the public domain artwork, Mark illustrated some truly spectacular creatures.

This project began as my attempt to convert Wolfgang Bauer’s Dungeon Magazine adventure “Kingdom of Ghouls.” It quickly became obvious, based on that adventure, that I’d need to create a whole lot more. It has moved beyond that point, but its roots are still firmly entrenched in the bones of that spectacular adventure.

Special thanks to +Josh Mannon , +Adam Koebel, and +Colter Hanna for you assistance. I will be petitioning the Dungeon World Steering Committee to add face as a range tag.

http://www.rpgnow.com/product/114740/Take-on-the-Lower-Depths?affiliate_id=318171

http://www.rpgnow.com/product/114740/Take-on-the-Lower-Depths?affiliate_id=318171

Not everything needs lots of hit points to be a problem.

Originally shared by Jeremy Friesen

In our second session, the characters witnessed the slave Littlings turn upon the city. By themselves, not terribly dangerous, but when its 30,000 critters, it gets obnoxious.

Fictionally, most of the moves were about stealing gear, gnawing off things.

The littlings were inspired by the Watchmaker moties of “A Mote in God’s Eye”

http://codex.dungeon-world.com/monster/212003