Author: Avi Waksberg

So that I can link to it easily, here is Jason Cordova’s labyrinth custom move for Dungeon World:

So that I can link to it easily, here is Jason Cordova’s labyrinth custom move for Dungeon World:

So that I can link to it easily, here is Jason Cordova’s labyrinth custom move for Dungeon World:

When you attempt to navigate the labyrinth, describe how you do it, and then roll +STAT. *On a 12+, hold 2 *On a 10+, hold 1. *On a 7-9, hold 1, but you also encounter a guardian. *On a miss, you encounter a guardian. *On a 1-3, also lose all hold.

If multiple party members navigate in turn, their hold is pooled together for the entire party. To find one of the labyrinth’s treasures, spend 1 hold and describe the room it is found in. You may spend 3 hold at any time to find the entrance to the heart of the labyrinth.

We’ve been using these and finding them a really great resource.

We’ve been using these and finding them a really great resource.

We’ve been using these and finding them a really great resource. They are designed for Blades in the Dark but I think they’d be pretty good for Dungeon World as well.

https://www.drivethrucards.com/product/172348/Blades-in-the-Dark-Heist-Deck-Print-and-Play?site=dtcards

This episode of the Misdirected Mark podcast may be of interest to people here:

This episode of the Misdirected Mark podcast may be of interest to people here:

This episode of the Misdirected Mark podcast may be of interest to people here:

http://misdirectedmark.com/mmp196-running-dungeon-world/

Although, I’d say it is more introductory than Discern Realities

http://misdirectedmark.com/mmp196-running-dungeon-world

I only recently discovered The Gauntlet and have been rapidly consuming the back catalogue.

I only recently discovered The Gauntlet and have been rapidly consuming the back catalogue.

I only recently discovered The Gauntlet and have been rapidly consuming the back catalogue. Thank you for putting out a high quality, informative and engaging show.

While offering comments, I thought I would point people towards my favorite RPG-related podcast, Misdirected Mark. It’s got a wide variety of content but I feel the GM advice on the show really shines. Note the format changes significantly about episode 140 and so if you go back to earlier content that might be a good place to start (also the run from 141-145 has some REALLY good stuff and so is a great place to start). People might be familiar with one of the hosts, Phil Vechione from his writing for Gnome Stew and Engine Publishing (Masks, Unframed, Focal Point,…)

Anyway, thanks for The Gauntlet and people might like to try Misdirected Mark.

http://misdirectedmark.com