Tag: KegFaulty

Does anyone know of a Supernatural (TV Show) style modern supernatural horror playbook/adventure available?

Ordered the soft cover last night and waiting for it to arrive. I am playing with a group of players that have played anywhere from Advanced Dungeons and Dragons all the way up to 5th edition D&D. I heard about class warfare… is that a good buy too?

Could someone elaborate on what a “playbook” is?

Hey all,

I am a web developer and just purchased dungeonworlds.com to host Dungeon World content! Currently it is under development but what sort of content would you like to see? Already have adventures and fronts in mind and there will be a place to post your own fronts and adventures 🙂

Anyone have a good first adventure I can run three people through? Don’t have time to write up any adventure fronts and work out the map.

Just got a newb question here as I know that DW is more fiction->trigger->move-reaction based but sometimes it feels limiting if you are a purist to the rule system. The game seems to claim organic flow and freedom yet moves tend to restrict some stuff. What if a mage with a particularly high strength score (hey, he may have been raised on a farm and learned his craft in down time) tries to plow through a door when he is separated from his party? No move is truly triggered in this situation as the fighter has the class move but it is in the realm of possibilities.

I know DW tries to allow each class to exemplify their own strengths but it sort of narrows real situations where a player may try something that would be normal for a person to do but somehow limits them via lack of said move. What if my party wants to be a group of rogues, trying to score the biggest heist and a scroll is found that allows them to cast a spell? Do I then just allow them to use another classes move but at a penalty?