Kevin, CJ, Troll, and Allegra sit down to review the final version of Dungeon World. Spoilers: We liked it, and we have OPINIONS on bonds.
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And now for something a little different. Due to a technical issue, the last recording of the Dungeon World Revisted AP was lost. So Kevin, CJ, Troll, and Allegra sit down to do a more traditional AP/recap. More character death! More gods! More…Dungeon World!
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This session shows us just how bad CJ’s luck can get!
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Troll, Kevin, Allegra, and CJ sit down for the second Dungeon World session and explore their Bronze Age style world. The team faces dangers from the mundane to the downright creepy.
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Adam and Sage timed the release of a major update to the Red Book version of Dungeon World very well. The same day as our review, they put out an update that basically fixed every issue we had! That was actually several updates ago, and so we thought it’d be a good idea to come back to the new and improved Dungeon World. Here’s session 1 with Troll as the GM in our bronze-age homebrew world!
Some disturbing violent scenes. Heavily veiled reference to rape.
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Kevin and Jen sit down with Adam Koebel and Sage LaTorra, creator of Dungeon World. We discuss collaborating, hacks, and what’s next for Dungeon World. We had a blast chatting with these guys, take a listen!
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We sit down and nit-pick about Dungeon World, since it’s pretty obvious from the AP’s and our evangelism at Cons that we are very big fans of the game.
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The adventuring party comes face to face with Grundloch, Master of the Arcane Clay! We had some minor technical difficulties with this recording, so the intro and the very first part of the recording are missing, but I put in a quick recap, so you shouldn’t be missing much. Enjoy!
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The adventure continues as the fearsome Guaraax makes it’s appearance!
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Sage LaTorra has released a The app includes the full Dungeon World Basic ruleset, with lots of shortcuts to make navigation easy. It also, and this is the really cool part, contains clips of our Dungeon World Actual Play as examples for how the different rules are used.
I sincerely hope this trend continues, as I would like to see smartphones and tablets put to use as tools at the table. Can you imagine how much faster Dogs in the Vineyard conflicts would go if there was a dice app for it? How about a Fiasco app that keeps track of where the dice go and removes Details as they are chosen? Here’s hoping this is the beginning of something new and awesome!