…(Stonetop) that is based on a small hometown community. PCs are the local heroes of that community, and not really expected to wander about the way normal DW characters often…
…asked the question on the premise that someone already did that, but I can’t remember where I saw it and was wondering if anyone could. Josh C Was it #Stonetop?…
…a home, and asking them about it, and using that as a bookend or motivation for adventure works great ( #stonetop ). Jeremy Stewart Reading through the other comments on…
…before. Jeremy Strandberg More specifics: I keep swirling on the druid/nature magic/wise one archetype for #Stonetop (DW centered around a small town, with relatively low/subtle magic). One radical idea is…
…in the way of scheduling, bend the rule. Jeremy Strandberg My original Stonetop game (in D&D4e) was designed around something similar. We limited the race/class combos available to start, and…
…a fight starts, ask the GM a question you could ask from Discern Realities. Take +1 forward to act on the answer. (These are mostly from The Heavy #Stonetop playbook.)…
…#Stonetop playbooks use drives. You should be able to find them all from that hashtag. Some are likely out of date from the posted versions, but it should give you…
…adventures, and that feels weird. For #Stonetop , I’m going for a longer burn. To that effect, I’m making these changes: – Level+12 XP required to level – Days or…
…the characters and world. Similar to how MASKS playbooks do it, or in Stonetop. It should help produce hooks and engender good play – things I’m all for as a…
…Johnson I’m loving this deck. Very happy KS supporter. James Wardle Can’t wait for mine to arrive! (Plus I’m jealous you’re playing Stonetop!) Luciano Campos Tardock Really amazing! How much?…