Originally shared by Wynand Louw

To celebrate Speak like a Pirate! day, we have decided to make th’ Pirates! Dungeon Wold Sourcebook free on RPGNow ‘til we decide not to do it anymore. (Probably in a day or so, maybe longer, dependin’ on how many of ye scurvy lubbers decide to join!)

O yes, the Sea Dog playbook is updated with new graphic design and some new moves, so check it out while it is still free.

http://www.rpgnow.com/product/120461/Pirates-A-Dungeon-World-Sourcebook

http://www.rpgnow.com/product/120461/Pirates-A-Dungeon-World-Sourcebook

Originally shared by Jason “Hyathin” Shea

I finished the new playbook template and playkit! You can get the redesigned playkit (named Playkit Plus) with added race moves(16 new moves), reworked bonds, and other neat stuff over on DriveThruRPG. It’s pay what you want. More details are in the product description, and there is a changelog linked in the playkit for anyone who wants the full scoop.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/187666/Playkit-Plus

The new playbook template is a Google Doc, CC-BY, and comes is 8.5×11 and A4 size:

8.5×11 playbook template: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hF0WFHyVkPVv9Tmt1c6c-I0qyttR5gn3pGSvt38vyZs/edit?usp=sharing

A4 playbook template:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1A6-Q9ngQiF7uTlkencWIbFScaF8Zy91uFDv-Gg1YMrA/edit?usp=sharing

I can’t guarantee it will display right on your computer, Google Docs just is that way unfortunately.

I hope you all like the playkit and the template, and thanks to everyone who helped out by providing feedback.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/187666/Playkit-Plus

Originally shared by Sigmund Marius Nilssen

So, I enjoy using Dungeon World for one-off games. And I often have a lot of players who are new to DW, or even to roleplay in general. So I’ve thrown together some one-page versions of the playbooks (does that make them playsheets?), slightly modified to make it easier to use for one-offs.

All advanced moves and the like have been removed, the same goes for some time-consuming stuff as spell selection and preparation. Bonds have been replaced with party connections, basically to make sure a one-off party has some cohesion. Added quite a few questions meant to make sure characters have some basic background as well. It seems to work quite well. Some classes have been rewritten quite a lot, others less.

Sharing in case it’s useful for anyone else, or in case someone has any good ideas for improvement.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/irxxdiipf0xgjtq/AABzTDKxpIxB__I3HXGpHxypa?dl=0

Originally shared by David Perry

I’ve been building up notes on how  #DarkestDungeonWorld would be run differently than DW, adding to and altering the GM Agenda/Principles: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aTM_ymEHoCLjJzetgaMIuZxHLH_uBXhkhOa7QLvqyjw/edit?usp=sharing

I’ve also been making a lot of revisions of the moves: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VNyyxwDeJ7BQ5rUtw-0EzdU09GP2phXkR9z_bEuF7UQ/edit?usp=sharing

Would love feedback as always! It’s been super helpful so far.

I’m quite sure you’ll appreciate this

http://www.gridzzly.com/

http://www.gridzzly.com

Ci sono sicuramente in gioco un fronte di campagna e almeno 2-3 fronti di avventura. Le mutazioni si presterebbero molto bene ad una mossa personalizzata. Ora il mio problema nasce dal fatto che i vari fronti che ho cominciato a buttare giù condividono pericoli e anche il disastro incombente. Alcuni pericoli riguardano i giocatori, ma indirettamente visto che sono i soli in grado di risolvere la questione puntano verso il disastro.

Le cose che ho evidenziato sono: la città infestata e sigillata, la tribu di orchi, le 2 piaghe una biologica e una magica. Ma tutto mi sembra molto complicato, anche perché i personaggi passano dalla parte del mostro durante la storia e eventuali alleati diventano in quel momento pericoli e….. aiuto!

http://www.nebbie.it/ork/orkface2.htm