Autore: Simone “Acgman” Bonavita

Avrei bisogno di live play di DW …dove si possono trovare?locanda inglese?youtube?? Grazie per le vostre risposte

…come sempre ritengo utile condividere ciò che ho ritenuto utile… 🙂

Originally shared by Marques Jordan

Are you a GM and your first session of Dungeon World is coming up? Are you seeking advice or curious what you need to bring to the table? Here is some basic information for those just getting started.

The Dungeon World Guide (http://goo.gl/54Pyxj) is going to be your best friend. You really only need to read to page 27 as the second half refers to more advanced topics you’ll cover after your first session.

The official Basic Moves and The GM sheets can be found here (http://goo.gl/rP6lJz), pages 1, 2, and 25 respectively. One of the best GM cheat sheets I’ve found is this one (http://goo.gl/DE0hpY). It sums up everything you could possibly need for reference at the table.

For your first session you do not need a lot of traditional prep. You won’t need an adventure or any concrete plans for what should happen during the session. However, many folks find they are more at ease if they have some starting information already laid out. I would consider two approaches if you want to have some prep done up front.

1. You can use an Adventure or Dungeon/Adventure Starter. Here is a list of free products (http://goo.gl/7DgIku) that will serve this purpose. While any of these is suitable, the two I see used the most around here are The Slave-Pit of Drazhu (http://goo.gl/OxEAma) and The Indigo Galleon (http://goo.gl/gLb6ZB).

2. You can create a basic adventure outline, grab a few monsters, and try to be loose and open. I had my first session not to long ago. I started an adventure with my family (http://goo.gl/9QQCPp) and one with just my wife (http://goo.gl/AwKwrg). This format and these adventures in particular, have both worked extremely well for us.

If you need a map for a random dungeon I highly recommend DavesMapper (http://goo.gl/QeLrSm). How about the premise for a dungeon adventure (http://goo.gl/bjMW3P)?

The most common advice for any new game is to begin by asking questions. This is a great way to get players invested, connected, interested, and interacting with the world. Some people ask two or three basic questions to get started, others (like myself) have a five minute interview where I ask them about their PC’s history, personality, motivations, goals, and desires.

wrote two articles full of questions and alternate bonds which I personally found useful in my pre-game interviews; Setup-Up Material (http://goo.gl/Ra93f8) & Setup Questions for Non-Humans (http://goo.gl/WXN3Ti). He also created a slimmed down and reorganized version of the Dungeon World rulebook called Truncheon World (http://goo.gl/30wHXA). I personally recommend it for personal reference.

It is a common practice to begin your game in media res. This means start in the middle of the action. Several great examples can be found over at Reddit in this thread (http://goo.gl/wkhc6N). The idea is to start in a situation that demands immediate decision making on the players part. This makes it extremely easy to “Begin and end with the fiction”, “Ask questions and use the answers”, “Fill the characters’ lives with adventure” and “Play to find out what happens”.

Following combat in your head can be a little confusing if you are not used to the Theater of the Mind gaming style. In our games we try our best to simply describe what is going on. Though, when there are a lot of people involved or a combat is particular complex, I tend to have a notebook and some mini’s nearby to make things clear. Different people enjoy different styles, no single style is “the correct way to play.”

This should cover all of your bases for your first session. I recommend having a Basic Moves sheet for each one of your players as well as yourself. Print out the GM Screen if you think the information on it will be helpful to have as a reference. I always have a notebook that I draw maps on. These are simple but extremely helpful and often it adds to the fun.

Many people use Index Cards for notes or to keep certain information on hand (like ready to go monsters). Pencils, erasers, dice, and character sheets. Each player will need 2D6. Non-NPC/Player caused damage (pg. 21) is rolled on a D4, D6, D8, and D10. You can have one set for the whole table (since it wont be all that common) or each player can have these on hand as well.

Once you get your first game out of the way there is an entire world of possibility for Dungeon World. I highly recommend you take a look at this post (http://goo.gl/2j14xM) to learn of the major DW resources. Also don’t miss the pinocle of DW narration, A 16 HP Dragon (http://goo.gl/XHBke9). I wish you the very best of luck! Happy Gaming ^_^

Penso possa essere davvero interessante per tutti 🙂

Originally shared by Marques Jordan

A while ago Lars Logue asked Are there any products out there that are suited for use with and around Dungeon World?. I’ve organized the responses and added links to every product. Suggestions for new material is greatly appreciated. I’m an avid collector of such things. Enjoy! ^_^

Products That Cost Money

Jason Pitre

Dark Heart of the Dreamer (http://goo.gl/KYiWdM)

John Stephens

Seclusium of Orphone of the Three Visions (http://goo.gl/VdQyqk)

Shane Knysh

Toys from the Sandbox (http://goo.gl/37cQ4x)

Diego Minuti

Vornheim: The Complete City Kit (http://goo.gl/jcWAHV)

Joseph Le May

The Dungeon Alphabet (http://goo.gl/kMHmjV)

GM Gems (http://goo.gl/4ThHJY)

The FourthCore Alphabet (http://goo.gl/fNJ9td)

Adventures on Dungeon Planet (http://goo.gl/PjXOAT)

100 Fantasy Kingdoms (http://goo.gl/9gDBhA)

Eureka: 501 Adventure Plots to Inspire Game Masters (http://goo.gl/qb5HqV)

+Marques Jordan

3 Line NPCs (http://goo.gl/JBa2mA)

Masks, 1,000 Memorable NPCs (http://goo.gl/8G7pyw)

Toolbox (http://goo.gl/wMKXjf)

Ultimate Toolbox (http://goo.gl/iFYVYq)

d30 DM Companion (http://goo.gl/tAW0yA)

d30 Sandbox Companion (http://goo.gl/lTPWgB)

The Hyper-Halflings Book Of Lists (http://goo.gl/QrzMBC)

Random Esoteric Creature Generator (http://goo.gl/FJd0kV)

Tome of Adventure Design (http://goo.gl/F07IbA)

Fantasy Character Generator Toolkit (http://goo.gl/oQ3L9c)

Points of Light (http://goo.gl/6MdzW6)

Points of Light 2 (http://goo.gl/mEDR03)

Wilderlands of High Fantasy (http://goo.gl/ljs6EQ)

The Majestic Wilderlands (http://goo.gl/Fd3BNJ)

Hex Crawl Chronicles (http://goo.gl/wevOHE)

Isle of the Unknown (http://goo.gl/3zwwRI)

The Mother of All Treasure Tables (http://goo.gl/PDSXOe)

The Wurst of Grimtooth’s Traps (http://goo.gl/gKm9WN)

Toxicant (http://goo.gl/6QUqah)

Pay What You Want Products

Joseph Le May 

Teratic Tome (http://goo.gl/pvOELs)

Metamorphica (http://goo.gl/oyVSN7)

Roll XX (http://goo.gl/PF0wPD)

Roll XX: Double Damage (http://goo.gl/TlNyPj)

+Marques Jordan

JD’s Random Cult Generator (http://goo.gl/Ovi92o)

Unleashed & Unfamiliar (http://goo.gl/MzllyN)

Products That Are Free

Joseph Le May

Dyson’s Delve (http://goo.gl/fo3r8V)

One-Page Dungeons

 – 2009 Entries (http://goo.gl/uJ1EWL)

 – 2009 Winners (http://goo.gl/mo3qfc)

 – 2010 Entries (http://goo.gl/M2xBju)

 – 2010 Winners (http://goo.gl/jVSfGa)

 – 2011 Entries (http://goo.gl/BQ8YGl)

 – 2011 Winners (http://goo.gl/sARHwc)

 – 2012 Entries (http://goo.gl/QhcTT7)

 – 2012 Winners (http://goo.gl/NSpX2l)

 – 2013 Entries (http://goo.gl/RIAt4I)

 – 2013 Winners (http://goo.gl/mfMBOc)

The FourthCore Alphabet WE (http://goo.gl/hRX9Lx)

The FourthCore Armory (http://goo.gl/XidLrH)

Story Games Names Project (http://goo.gl/aVNxKA)

Ziggurat of the Sun Princess (http://goo.gl/CPX1a6)

+Marques Jordan

5 Room Dungeons, Vol 1-18 (http://goo.gl/bjMW3P)

The Big List of RPG Plots (http://goo.gl/PWtQPl)

650 Fantasy City Encounter Seeds & Hooks (http://goo.gl/qwtRin)

The Land of Nod (http://goo.gl/oZVlG5)

 – The Land of Nod Issue 1 (http://goo.gl/UsUrAZ)

 – The Land of Nod Issue 6 (http://goo.gl/LVsGSo)

The Shrounded Lands (http://goo.gl/2kExGz)

Combat Swipes (http://goo.gl/vq6ahZ)

Fantastic Classes Codex (http://goo.gl/xCM7nq)

Crucible Of The Gods (http://goo.gl/VEMEd4)

Revenge of the Iron Lich (http://goo.gl/C1DlBA)

Fane of the Heresiarch (http://goo.gl/Qq69Xx)

General Dungeon World Resources

List of Dungeon Starters, Adventure Starters, Adventures, & Micro-fronts, compiled by Paride Papadia (http://goo.gl/utIA9U)

nerdwerds Dungeon World Resources (http://goo.gl/cG3LIq)

nerdwerds ALL of the Playbooks (http://goo.gl/wmmRke)

Big List of Apocalypse World Hacks (http://goo.gl/OzPav1)

Grab Bag of DW Equipment Tags (http://goo.gl/JGEbM4)

DriveThruRPG Dungeon World Product Listing (http://goo.gl/ymrPc2)

Dungeon World Tavern

 – Custom Moves (http://goo.gl/8gOzUg)

 – New Monsters (http://goo.gl/DvKicB)

 – Magic Items (http://goo.gl/lTNmVK)

 – Fronts (http://goo.gl/XWJt6E)

 – Compendium Classes (http://goo.gl/gyh8zc)

 – Base Classes (http://goo.gl/ZcdZcc)

 – Miscellaneous Resources (http://goo.gl/BifGzT)

 – Adventures (http://goo.gl/wZqdNm)

Tim Franzke’s Dungeon World (http://goo.gl/IBQDqH)

Matt Miller’s DW Stuff (http://goo.gl/xr8sTo)

per chi vuole disegnare a mano le mappe potrebbe essere davvero interessante 🙂

Originally shared by David Schirduan

In case you haven’t heard, Dyson does some of the best maps in the business!

get the maps here: http://www.patreon.com/dysonlogos

http://rpgcharacters.files.wordpress.com/2014/01/animated-dysons-dungeons.gif?w=529

…Miei cari GM se lo dice lui siete fregati!!!:-)

Originally shared by Adam “skinnyghost” Koebel

Happiest of Holidays, Tavernites.  Take +1 forward to anything. Tell your GM I said it was okay.