Author: Tomer Gurantz

Speaking of Bards you’d like to play… just take a move from Druid or Shaman or something and you’d round this out…

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3uix52

The Final Girl vs. Dead Teenager RPG? Looks like Dead Teenager is on sale for 24 hours (with < 1 hour left now) for $3 on DTRPG. I've played The Final Girl once due to this community. Looking at the few preview pages of Dead Teenager, it also looks GMless, requires 3-6 players, and 2 decks of cards. There is a rotating director chair. Anyone have any thoughts or played this other slasher game?

http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/125867/Dead-Teenager-RPG

Just trying my hand at some of this item creation stuff that folks did in the last contest. Open to feedback on this first endeavor!

The Tin Hat of Conspiracies

Description: “A hat made of very thin, malleable metal. It is rumored to do something strange… what have you heard?!”

When you first don the hat, and think on a person or group you suspect, roll +WIS. You learn a secret they are keeping from others. On a 10+, choose 1. On a 7-9, choose 2. On a miss, choose all:

• Continue to wear the hat until next camp. Take the Scarred debility (-1 CHA).

• “Could everything be a lie?” Take the Confused debility (-1 WIS).

• You also learn 2 falsehoods. You don’t know which of the 3 secrets is true.

(I know keeping “on a miss” open is sometimes preferred, and to be honest I’m totally open to that for this item).

So, I like creating little handouts and tools to make one-shots and such easier. For my Fallout Shelter game I had little 4×6″ index cards for area moves, so I could just slap them in the middle of the table for everyone to see, roll, decide on.

And to that end, I’ve been thinking about putting together little 3×5″ index cards with DW stuff, especially for con games / one shots / Games on Demand resources… check these out and let me know what you think. Wasn’t really for any sort of official distribution (as these aren’t my ideas!) but in case anyone else might find these useful.

The front has an image and known description, sometimes the name of the item (or maybe a mundane name of it). The back has the actual items name (if it has an official name) as well as the move and any hidden stuff. When used at a game, you could give the card, front side up, when they “take” the item, but only have them flip it when they “use” the item (in the appropriate way).

The bottom of the back side gives 3 credits: DW and authors, myself and website (in case someone doesn’t know where this came from), and the credit for the author of the item (e.g. the Gauntlet member or other person who put it together).

Thoughts?

FYI Jason Cordova that’s why I was asking about the authors for the items… I found all these through the various forum posts though so that answered my questions.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/0e9xgatn8o532ev/AAB_V7SBV1ATsRHGHtSzUf3ia?dl=0