Be very interested in the Tavern’s Feedback! The Sword breaker Crew were a joy to work with….
Be very interested in the Tavern’s Feedback! The Sword breaker Crew were a joy to work with….
Mark Tygart teamed up with the Sword Breaker crew to create an adventure perfect for a Halloween Dungeon World…
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Mark Tygart teamed up with the Sword Breaker crew to create an adventure perfect for a Halloween Dungeon World one-shot! This is a full color PDF with haunting art by Jesse Ross. It’s a setting complete with all the monsters, spells, items, special moves, and compendium classes you need!
Anyone know a good playbook that uses magic by scribing runes?
Anyone know a good playbook that uses magic by scribing runes?
I want to run a cosmic horror mystery for my players on Halloween.
I want to run a cosmic horror mystery for my players on Halloween. The plot is they are survivors of a shipwreck on a strange landmass with ruins and such. I’m sort of torn between setting it in a sci-fi world where they are surviving passengers in a crashed spaceship and setting it in a more modern-day world.
We’ve been playing dungeon world for months now, and I wanted to try out a game of pbta with a modern twist.
I know there are a boatload of hacks, but I wanted to see if anyone out there knew of which one might work for this plot? Both sci-fi and modern suggestions would be appreciated!
Thanks!
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Stonetop at Gauntlet Con 2018
Stonetop at Gauntlet Con 2018
I had the absolute privilege to run three sessions of Stonetop as a “long con” at Gauntlet Con 2018 last weekend. The players (David LaFreniere, Greg Gelder, Tyler Lominack, and Horst Wurst) were amazing: creative and engaged, giving and attentive… pretty much everything a GM or fellow player could ask for.
Aaaaand the gripping conclusion of Gauntlet Con 2018’s long-con of Stonetop.
Aaaaand the gripping conclusion of Gauntlet Con 2018’s long-con of Stonetop.
Really, it’s just the first half that’s “gripping” and a conclusion (but it was gripping!).
The second half shows off some of the most Stonetop-ish stuff of Stonetop: the return home, the reactions of friends and neighbors, how the PCs interact with each other between adventures, the turn of seasons, and the pursuit of steading improvements.
Many props to the players for fully engaging in that part of play, even though we only had a couple hours and it was obvious that we wouldn’t get to see the fruits of their efforts.
Thanks, Horst Wurst, Tyler Lominack, Greg Gelder, and David LaFreniere! I had a blast.
Final Hours – Codex Volume 1 Kickstarter
Final Hours – Codex Volume 1 Kickstarter
We are in the final hours of the Codex Volume 1 Kickstarter campaign. If you love Dungeon World, this book is a must have. And I’m not exaggerating here. In addition to all the amazing Dungeon World content in the first 13 issues of the Codex zine (which is what’s inside the Volume 1 book), we have hit a stretch goal that let’s us include the Discern Realities Annual, a 39-page zine chock full of terrific Dungeon World content that was created in conjunction with the popular Discern Realities podcast.
In terms of Dungeon World stuff, the book will have over 170 total magic items, custom moves, and monsters; 8 compendium classes; and 7 adventure starters.
And, of course, there is a ton of system-agnostic fantasy stuff in the book, plus original games and other material.
The book is going to be really special, but there isn’t much time left to back it. Do not hesitate: check out the link below!
I’ve been running DW with two or three players recently.
I’ve been running DW with two or three players recently. To begin with this was not by choice but now I’ve come to really enjoy it. My feeling now is that DW is better with just two or three. Four is okay but not as good. This has been a revelation to me, especially because I tend to get quite a bit of stage fright before running a game (“I haven’t done enough prep”, “this is going to be boring for the players”). I feel empowered and liberated as as GM!
Just wanted to say that. 🙂
Session 2 of Stonetop at Gauntlet Con 2018.
Session 2 of Stonetop at Gauntlet Con 2018. YouTube really likes Greg Gelder’s face. Or maybe it’s the mic that it likes. It keeps making it the thumbnail.
David LaFreniere, Tyler Lominack, Horst Wurst
I had the absolute privilege to run Stonetop with David LaFreniere, Greg Gelder, Tyler Lominack, and Horst Wurst at…
I had the absolute privilege to run Stonetop with David LaFreniere, Greg Gelder, Tyler Lominack, and Horst Wurst at Gauntlet Con 2018 this past weekend.
We did a 3-session long-con, and despite all my “ums” and “ahs,” I was super happy with how it went. If you have have the chance to play with any of these fine gents, take it. They’re just great.
Here’s session 1, mostly unedited (just the breaks taken out and a little bit of transition music added).