Tag: Logan Howard

Seriously! Plundergrounds now has bonus material that is so cool that I would support him on Patreon for it alone!

Seriously! Plundergrounds now has bonus material that is so cool that I would support him on Patreon for it alone!

Seriously! Plundergrounds now has bonus material that is so cool that I would support him on Patreon for it alone!

Originally shared by Ray Otus

Plundergrounds 1x! More Maps, Magic Items, & Monsters

This cool 9-page supplement of totally usable Dungeon World material is yours thanks to the Plundergrounds patrons! If you like it, think about supporting the zine and getting not only these extras, but a complete new issue every even month of 2017: www.patreon.com/rayotus.

http://www.rayotus.com/jsg/pg1x.pdf

• A map of Ape City by Guillaume Jentey (previewed in a previous post)

• A map of Kazarak, before it’s abandonment (below).

• The Shrine of Clangdongring, a dwarven shrine, spell, and artifact that first appeared in The Gauntlet, Codex-Iron. It’s re-presented here with a new illustration by Guillaume Jentey

• A magical pipe, the smoking kind not the playing music kind

• d66 Dungeon Doors!

• Thought Drinkers, a new monster and an homage to D&D Thought Eaters

One thing I love about all the Gauntlet related podcasts is how seriously the stories are taken.

One thing I love about all the Gauntlet related podcasts is how seriously the stories are taken.

One thing I love about all the Gauntlet related podcasts is how seriously the stories are taken. I’ve looked around for other DW podcasts to listen to and have mostly been disappointed. I keep starting up podcasts only to get frustrated with how quickly they become absurd joke-fests. I have nothing against players getting together and becoming goofy together. I just don’t learn anything from listening to it.

All of the podcasts In the Gauntlet family are entertaining and instructional. Thank you for being awesome!

Dungeon World (and PBTA games in general) are confusing for people who are used to other systems.

Dungeon World (and PBTA games in general) are confusing for people who are used to other systems.

Dungeon World (and PBTA games in general) are confusing for people who are used to other systems. I see a lot of reviews for Dungeon World products that complain about “missing” elements like maps. For people who have only played traditional games, the light touch presented (with perfection) in products like Plundergrounds or Codex can be seen as a failure to fill in the details.

In Dungeon World the details are the domain of the players (including the GM).