Dungeon World Basics 01 - "What is Dungeon World? What Are Moves?"

[@ericlimjc]

You have predicted the future. I’m moving on from D&D 5e to DW

[@TrairFrair]

You have double predicted the future! Three letters, OGL, may see a lot of people curious in this.

[@nexoreh9465]

An excellent and entertaining introduction to DW! Just feeding the KZbin Alligator 🐊

[@mitchellsink2584]

You guys should throw these tutorials in a Playlist. I love this, has helped me run dungeon world. I'm playing my first campaign in this system and it so helpful.

[@TheGauntletRPG]

As luck would have it... :) kzbin.info/aero/PL26DVDSsqVz4EXs1wzaJ67lxTEzu-FCoZ

[@mitchellsink2584]

@@TheGauntletRPG oh, (face palm). I was looking in the Playlist section and couldn't find it. Lol.

[@TheGauntletRPG]

@@mitchellsink2584 No problem! You bring up a good point; it's not easy to find!

[@Kevlar-78]

I’m even later Knightwolf ! 😂 But this is what I was looking for. Been playing 5E and ready for a more fluid / narrative system

[@thorinpeterson6282]

Game talk at 5:38

[@ricardo.sander]

Very good content guys

[@knightwolf4612]

I am very late to this, since I just discovered this system. In short, this game uses more Role-Playing, rather than Roll-Playing. Funny that...

[@cdn71]

Excellent podcast! I love the game casting!

[@LetsWakeItUp]

Great podcast guys. I am very interested in finding a narrative system that supports one-on-one play like you did in this episode. Does Dungeon World support that kind of game or will we be missing out without a full party?

[@TheGauntletRPG]

From Jason: "Dungeon World was definitely designed with more players in mind, but it works fine for 1 player and 1 GM. Giving the player a hireling or two helps."

[@captainnolan5062]

Session Zero has some great Dungeon World resources: kzbin.info

[@HardyLeBel-c9r]

One tip for you - Slow down, and go ahead and take the time to explain everything completely. There are a number of points in the video where you rush yourself, saying “You get it…” but to be honest, I would have liked to hear you take all the time you needed to complete the thought. This is especially true when you’re explaining rules, or giving examples. Otherwise - good job, I enjoyed the content.

[@torinsmith9867]

33:52

[@jesusperez-os8nd]

Not sure this always keeps you in the fiction more...Having to check lists of options within moves texts, when you don’t know them quite well in advance, can be far less quick and intuitive than a classic plain perception check, for instance....More narrative yes....but more inmersive.....it depends....I watch many pbta games where fiction is frozen quite often while move docs are being checked....

[@StinkyWizleteets]

The same could be said for learning ANY new system.

[@jesusperez-os8nd]

Not exactly. It is not the same learning a generic dice roll mechanic than scrolling over a list of text full of conditions and particular cases. Interiorizing all that info and making decisions based on it takes much longer during the game.

[@Brandon-cc5db]

The music in the beginning is the same used in combat in critical role.

[@lordilluminati5836]

cool system, though it doesn't seem different enough from DnD to me to justify learning a new system instead of just adding one or two houserules to DnD and incorporate elements that I desired. I'm also more interested in the lower fantasy, low power level gameplay than the epic flashy gameplay this seems to focus on.

[@rachi7629]

This plays way different than D&D tho. If you play this like DnD you are pretty much missing the whole point of the system. D&D is a mechanics first, narrative second kind of system, while this is the opposite.

[@TheStephaneAdam]

@@rachi7629 Yeah you're not going to get anything like Dungeon World with just a few DnD house rules. Completely different flow, completely different GM role, completely different way to build and interact with the world. If you were to describe a game session's story after the fact you'd get fairly similar stories, and that's intentional, but HOW you go there is very different.

[@samchafin4623]

There are definitely rules from Dungeon World that I have adopted for my regular D&D game, and the game itself also includes some great advice for running adventures, but as others have stated, that's still going to be a very different experience from running a Dungeon World game. Also, I don't think the game privileges high fantasy over low. That's really up to the GM, and the options they allow for the players.