Investigators are exactly what their names suggests; they excel at searching for clues, finding patterns, profiling,…
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Investigators are exactly what their names suggests; they excel at searching for clues, finding patterns, profiling, and dealing with those they seek. The methods used by an investigator to thoroughly examine a crime scene or a subject are varied and from early on you must choose which path you will take. Will you be the analytical type which with your keen and knowledgeable mind you can reach accurate conclusions by using logic? Perhaps you will prefer a more intuitive path in which you gather clues and come to a verdict just by observing and remaining aware of your environment? Or will you be the enigmatic investigator equipped with an unnatural charm and eldritch knowledge gets what they want be it from a person or place? The choice is yours.
This product contains two files:
A 21 page playbook containing over 20 moves, some gear, and two compendium classes.
A two page character sheet for you to record your character’s stats, gear, and moves.
My twelfth #Inktober drawing is another #DungeonWorld magic item, the Burning Wheel.
Today’s drawing is of a cleric encountering a Burning Wheel in Dungeon World. I thought trying to depict a powerful and terrible religious experience would be an interesting problem. I had a lot of fun with this one.
I hope you like my attempt at drawing my take on this magic item from the core rulebook.
I’m participating in #Inktober this year in support of my #ExtraLife campaign to raise money for Riley Hospital for Children. I’m going to draw monsters, weapons, and magic items from the #DungeonWorld rulebook and from the Dungeon World Codex (http://codex.dungeon-world.com).
This past weekend Adrienne and I ran our 24 hour Extra Life board game marathon that benefits Riley Hospital for Children. We had over one hundred unique visitors with over two hundred visits over the weekend. We had a ton of free food, including multiple smoked barbecue pork butts, three egg breakfast casseroles, homemade lasagna, deli sandwiches, burgers and hot dogs and four different kinds of chili. We ended up running multiple board game tournaments and a couple of sessions of Two Rooms and a Boom. Finally, we gave away over eighty Play-to-Win board games and had over one hundred and fifty silent auction items.
All the money that I raise goes directly to Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis, Indiana. My youngest daughter, Rogue, had a life saving cranial reconstruction surgery at Riley when she was just a little over one year old. Today, she is a happy and healthy almost six year old who is thriving in kindergarten.
Real life has gotten in the way of some products we have underway but should be out in a week or two.
Originally shared by Dwarfare Games
Real life has gotten in the way of some products we have underway but should be out in a week or two.
The Investigator is almost done, I have to finish some interior art and that’s it.
The Krassis a classed created by Mark Weis is already done. All that is left to do is make the cover
The Battle Dancer will be a class heavily influenced by capoeira and other cultures who have used dancing as part of combat. The class is still in its diapers.
Fey World A compilation of races, classes, steadings, monsters, and lore to run a DW game in the world of the fey. I was thinking of releasing the race and classes as a playbook and the rest as another book. What would you guys prefer? #dungeonworld
The 10th Creative Thread on reddit is underway. This time it is Halloween themed where you have to create a horror-themed monster usable with Dungeon World. As far as rewards go, there will be two winners. First prize gets a drawing of the winning monster by David Guyll and in addition one of his great monster playbooks as a PDF. They also get our Halloween Party Bundle as a PDF. The second prize winner will also get the Halloween Party Bundle. Make sure to visit this thread to participate. #dungeonworld
My eleventh #Inktober drawing is a classic #DungeonWorld monster, the cloaker.
I’m just seven days away from the beginning of the 24 hour Extra Life board game marathon that I choose with my wife. This is my 11th drawing for #Inktober. I am pretty far from my fundraising goal for this year. If you have liked my drawings so far, please consider sparing a couple of bucks towards Riley Hospital by sponsoring me this year. It’s amazing how a couple of bucks can help me reach my goal. You’ll have my sincerest thanks. If I reach my goal, I’ll shave my beard and post pictures and I’ll keep posting pictures until I have shared at least thrifty one. That’s twenty more to go.
Thursday’s drawing is a a classic, the cloaker. It looks like a cloak even when it wraps itself around you and eats you. It seems like almost anything could be a monster back during D&D’s origins. I wanted to make the cloaker more intimidating and I am happy with the results. I see the cloak as a limited dimensional gateway on its inside, allowing a creature full of teeth to manipulate it and attack it’s prey from within it’s confines. Maybe the first cloaker was a bag of holding that someone tried to make into a cloak, thinking they’d be clever, and instead got more than they bargained for.
I hope you like my attempt at drawing my take on this monster from the core rulebook.
I’m participating in #Inktober this year leading up to the annual 24 hour #ExtraLife game marathon that I have been running in late October with my wife for the last five years. I’m going to draw monsters, weapons, and magic items from the #DungeonWorld rulebook and from the Dungeon World Codex (http://codex.dungeon-world.com).
All the money that I raise goes directly to Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis, Indiana. My youngest daughter, Rogue, had a life saving cranial reconstruction surgery at Riley when she was just a little over one year old. Today, she is a happy and healthy almost six year old who is thriving in kindergarten.
My tenth #Inktober drawing is a classic #DungeonWorld monster, the will-o-wisp
The cruel cruel will-o-wisp that preys on the human fear of getting lost in the dark woods. It offers the hope of a wandering stranger’s lantern, just out of earshot, only to play that hope in order to make those that are lost seal their fate. That’s dark.
I hope you like my attempt at drawing my take on this monster from the core rulebook.
I’m participating in #Inktober this year leading up to the annual 24 hour #ExtraLife game marathon that I have been running in late October with my wife for the last five years. I’m going to draw monsters, weapons, and magic items from the #DungeonWorld rulebook and from the Dungeon World Codex (http://codex.dungeon-world.com).
All the money that I raise goes directly to Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis, Indiana. My youngest daughter, Rogue, had a life saving cranial reconstruction surgery at Riley when she was just a little over one year old. Today, she is a happy and healthy almost six year old who is thriving in kindergarten.
My eighth #Inktober drawing is a #DungeonWorld magic item, the Satar Duck.
Another magic item. I’m still behind.
I like the idea of this goofy, unassuming magic item. Fro! The description in the rulebook, he Sartar Duck is an odd, hand carved, wooden duck that makes the bearer an exceptionally gifted storyteller. Language itself is not even a barrier as those that hear the tail will get the general idea.
This one just seemed fun to draw.
I hope you like my attempt at drawing my take on this magic item from the core rulebook.
I’m participating in #Inktober this year leading up to the annual 24 hour #ExtraLife game marathon that I have been running in late October with my wife for the last five years. I’m going to draw monsters, weapons, and magic items from the #DungeonWorld rulebook and from the Dungeon World Codex (http://codex.dungeon-world.com).
All the money that I raise goes directly to Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis, Indiana. My youngest daughter, Rogue, had a life saving cranial reconstruction surgery at Riley when she was just a little over one year old. Today, she is a happy and healthy almost six year old who is thriving in kindergarten.
My seventh #Inktober drawing is a #DungeonWorld magic item, the Flask of Breath..
I am still catching up, so I’ll probably do a couple of magic items.
This one is the Flask of Breath. It holds an I exhaustible source of air. I envision it as a simple flask that is wrapped in a dull grey shark skin unto which a simple brass plate, with a number of different size holes drilled through it, is affixed.
I hope you like my attempt at drawing my take on this magic item from the core rulebook.
I’m participating in #Inktober this year leading up to the annual 24 hour #ExtraLife game marathon that I have been running in late October with my wife for the last five years. I’m going to draw monsters, weapons, and magic items from the #DungeonWorld rulebook and from the Dungeon World Codex (http://codex.dungeon-world.com).
All the money that I raise goes directly to Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis, Indiana. My youngest daughter, Rogue, had a life saving cranial reconstruction surgery at Riley when she was just a little over one year old. Today, she is a happy and healthy almost six year old who is thriving in kindergarten.
