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I’m running my first World of Dungeons game tonight (as a holiday special one-off).

I’m running my first World of Dungeons game tonight (as a holiday special one-off). I’m very comfortable at improv and asking questions, but coming in general from more trad OSR/D&D style games (my players too), is there something i should watch out for? I’m wondering about turn and initiative-less combat for example.

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I’ve written a very silly one-shot scenario (for any ruleset) for Halloween and run it a couple of times for friends. You play candidates in a contest to be Dracula’s new bride.

I decided to tart it up a little and release it. Hope it’s ok to post about it here – I would very much welcome feedback. It’s one thing to jot down some notes for yourself, and another to give guidance in writing on how to run such a thing.

The free version is on my blog (https://mottokrosh.com/posts/2018/10/a-bride-for-dracula/), and a nicely laid out PDF with a little extra art is on DriveThruRPG (https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/256689/A-Bride-for-Dracula?src=gp1).

I thought I’d seen a list of names for arcane tomes or somesuch in one of the Codex issues, but now that I’m looking…

I thought I’d seen a list of names for arcane tomes or somesuch in one of the Codex issues, but now that I’m looking through my collection, I can’t seem to find it. Closest I came were the books in Codex Yellow, but I really thought there was a list of evil, medieval tomes somewhere. Or am I making that up?