Jim Schmitz – Dungeon World Tavern G+ Archives

My Question: What ties the Dangers of your Campaign Front together?

I have run three Dungeon World campaigns now, and I find this to be one of the things that still causes me problems. When looking at other peoples’ Campaign Fronts, sometimes the Dangers seem completely unrelated, or only related by the fact that they are all happening in the same area. In that case, they are not really a “Front”, but instead a list of dangers that all happen to be located in an area. But then, if you try to relate them to a single event or object, they feel like they overlap or rely on each other too much.

Dragon-Themed magic items… GO!

At some point, I will upload my monsters individually to to the codex, but until then, here are all of the custom…

At some point, I will upload my monsters individually to to the codex, but until then, here are all of the custom monsters I was using in my campaign! Making all of these was so much fun!

Well, after 28 sessions, my campaign has finally ended.

Well, after 28 sessions, my campaign has finally ended. It was awesome! I have started posting my custom content from my campaign on this board (since I don’t have to worry about my players seeing it now) in hopes it may inspire others!

My own personal version of the “Spelltheif” Compendium Class

My own personal version of the “Death Dealer” Compendium Class

Seduction

When you use the powers of seduction to entice someone who might be interested Roll+CHA. ✴On a 10+ you have the individual enthralled with you. ✴On a 7–9 they are somewhat interested, but (choose one):

They have suspicions about your motives.

They are in the middle of something and can’t talk now.

People start talking about your “ways”.

High Stakes Twin Tails

When you sit down and play some Twin Tails with a group of high rollers for the night, spend 1D6x20 coin, name a topic you plan to subtly ask questions about (if you want to), and Roll+CHA. On a 10+ choose two. On a 7-9 choose one:

You gain 2D6x20 coin

You obtain some information about the topic you named (only if you named a topic)

No one tries to kill you and no one is suspicious about the questions you were asking

Twin Tails

When you sit down and play some Twin Tails with a group of men (or women) for the night, spend 1D6 coin and Roll+CHA. On a 10+ choose two. On a 7-9 choose one:

You gain 2D6 coin

You don’t make any enemies

You learn some rumors

PvP

When you want to damage another player’s character roll NOTHING. You’re now an NPC for the scene. The GM will cue you when to describe your actions or reactions, and the other player(s) will fight with you as if they are fighting a normal enemy.