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I was just wondering about it today, actually looked in trad games in case you'd put up a thread already! Looking forwards to it, you did a great job last year 
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grassy gnoll posted:Well there's yer problem! Brilliant book. One of my favorites.
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Dungeon World is a great idea: I'm sure there was a guy who wrote a blog on running it for kids and that they absolutely thrived in it with a little bit more prompting/ focused questions. I want to say it was a guy and his young daughter, but I think there was one with a school and a bunch of teenagers too?
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Dungeon World is  and like 15x better when you get rid of the D&D crap.
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I know it's not exactly what you're after, but my favorite thing is when RPG books build the mechanics based on the setting; stuff like Apocalypse World's rules, which instill the crazy, weird and uncontrolled setting and feel throughout every bit. I reckon Dungeon World does this masterfully, assuming the setting you're emulating is "playing D&D exactly as your five-year old self wanted it to be" (and I bloody love it!). The Supreme Court fucked around with this message at 23:09 on Nov 26, 2014 |
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