Tag: Ian Rogers

I was telling a fellow Dungeon World player about Jason Cordova’s dungeon move that basically abstracts the entire…

I was telling a fellow Dungeon World player about Jason Cordova’s dungeon move that basically abstracts the entire…

I was telling a fellow Dungeon World player about Jason Cordova’s dungeon move that basically abstracts the entire dungeon into a roll or series of rolls. He was intrigued so I was hoping someone could link me to that move or explain it to me. Hopefully I’m remembering it properly.

Please forgive me if this isn’t allowed here, but I’m looking for suggestions for a made-for-2-players GMless rpg…

Please forgive me if this isn’t allowed here, but I’m looking for suggestions for a made-for-2-players GMless rpg…

Please forgive me if this isn’t allowed here, but I’m looking for suggestions for a made-for-2-players GMless rpg that I can play with a fellow rpg lover. Preferably one we can do with little prep over a few beers. Microscope looks fun as hell, but would only make us want to play within our created world, which is hard as there is only two of us.

I’m curious to see some interesting ways you deal with weather in your dungeon world games.

I’m curious to see some interesting ways you deal with weather in your dungeon world games.

I’m curious to see some interesting ways you deal with weather in your dungeon world games. Applying debilities for extreme heat or cold? Using the weather to aid or interfere with with PC’s/Monsters? Maybe somebody has some weather specific moves they use.