The Gauntlet G+ Archives

I did some lonelyfunning on Sunday, trying to see how easily I can adapt things to Dungeon World. The link contains three things: The Mill at Broken Promises (a favorite set piece I created years ago for another game), the Vainglorious Boots (a magical item I created for a different system), and a Bone Golem. Because Dungeon World is driven by fiction rather than mechanics, I found adapting things to be quite easy. 

Daniel Lewis did an excellent job with Lacuna last night.  There was a surprising amount of humor in the game and that’s not easy to pull off.  Alexander Hay brought a couple of bottles of his homemade brew, which was pretty tasty.  And check out those awesome character sheets!  Scantrons are perfect for a game about bureaucracy.  

Cat GM commands you to go play Dungeon World on Sunday at Asgard Games.  

Far Trek was a lot of fun last night.  The episode was essentially the Star Trek version of West Virginia:  miners and crystal meth cookers all over the place.  The character sheets are these neat little color-coded strips (I was a blue shirt named Ensign Darius Ando).  Thanks, Kerry Harrison .

Character sheets are printed and move sheets are laminated. Whether by hook or by crook, this game is getting played.