The Temple of Judgement one-page dungeon is now available through DrivethruRPG and RPGNow.
Originally shared by Miska Fredman
The Temple of Judgement one-page dungeon is now available through DrivethruRPG and RPGNow. It’s “pay what you want”, so go and grab it and leave me a tip and/or a review if you like 🙂 Thanks!
#RPG #DnD #OSR #PWYW
http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/180052/The-Temple-of-Judgement
http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/180052/The-Temple-of-Judgement
I didn’t intend to broadcast my bromance with DW, but here it is nonetheless.
I didn’t intend to broadcast my bromance with DW, but here it is nonetheless.
Originally shared by Lex Starwalker
I begin a two-part series on using improvisation as a GM in this week’s episode of Game Master’s Journey.
#RPG #Improvisation #DnD #StarWars #TheStrangeRPG #Numenera #DungeonWorld #Podcast
Check out my latest Kickstarter project, Maximum Mayhem Dungeons #3: Villains of the Undercity.
Check out my latest Kickstarter project, Maximum Mayhem Dungeons #3: Villains of the Undercity. This is a classic style adventure module used with the OSRIC ™ system or easily adapted to any fantasy gaming rpg, e.g: DCCRPG, Pathfinder, D20, Labyrinth Lord, BFRPG, Swords & Wizardry, FRP OGL v1.0a etc! This is my first much requested introductory style module designed for character
levels 1-3! If you can back it that’s awesome – if you can’t and still want to help you can tell your friends about on your FB, Twitter, and other website blogs around the internet! #OSRIC, #DCCRPG, #Pathfinder, #D20, #DND, #ADND, #OSR, #FANTASYGAMING
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/marktaormino/maximum-mayhem-dungeons-3-villains-of-the-undercit
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/marktaormino/maximum-mayhem-dungeons-3-villains-of-the-undercit
I’ve been refining parts of this presentation for the better part of a year.
I’ve been refining parts of this presentation for the better part of a year. Dungeon World had a big impact on my thoughts around how deep you can go with player agency, and how that can lead to strong emotional context for player actions.
Originally shared by Stefan Grambart
If you live in #Toronto , I’m giving a presentation this Wednesday at CreateInTO. The subject is “Emergent Narrative, or What We Can Learn From Playing Dungeons & Dragons”
I’m going to cover some of my thoughts on how we can develop storytelling techniques for games, and VR.
If I am honest, the #dnd title is more of a placeholder for #DungeonWorld and RPGs in general, since the former will resonate more with the general public.
If you’re interested in coming, here’s the Meetup link: http://www.meetup.com/CreateInTO/events/219859637/
Converting Vancian OSR spells to Dungeon World
Converting Vancian OSR spells to Dungeon World
Has anyone developed guidelines for converting spells from old-school D&D and its simulacra for use with Dungeon World? There are a bunch of interesting spell lists out there that could make interesting treasure or even distinctive Compendium Classes.
The major difference is that most D&D-like spells are defined with strict measurements of range, area, or duration, where DW uses a less buttoned-down descriptive approach. That’s easy enough to deal with: Just leave off the mechanics that aren’t necessary in DW.
But DW has its own mechanical distinctions that aren’t completely a matter of narrative description—like spell level, “-1 to cast a spell”, or “cannot cast a spell”, and similar elements. It would be interesting to hear about the rubric Sage LaTorra and Adam Koebel developed to translate the most iconic spells into Dungeon World, or any other wisdom the community has hashed out. Are there any links to previous discussions or other resources?
#spells #osr #dnd #vancian
#DnD #DungeonsandDragons #Noobs #RPGs #Books #FantasyNovels #DM #DungeonMaster
#DnD #DungeonsandDragons #Noobs #RPGs #Books #FantasyNovels #DM #DungeonMaster
She’s Lost That Lovin’ Feelin
http://dmjosh.blogspot.com/2013/09/shes-lost-that-lovin-feelin.html
New to the community. Here is the latest post on my D&D blog.
(archives on blog, of course.)
How does DW run with a lot of players?
How does DW run with a lot of players? I am supposed to run a game Friday with 7 (maybe 8) players signed up, and all but 1 are complete newbies to gaming. I love DW but I’m a little apprehensive about this, it’s tempting to revert to tried & true B/X D&D. The players are two 40-something moms, a 20-something guy, and assorted kids (9, 11, 11, 11, 14). #DnD