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Stealth and subterfuge are done by many kinds of characters in in many different stories. In D&D especially, it's very common to sneak up on a threat to gain the advantage. Even those who are bad at sneaking might try to do that, though succeeding is
Death is a complicated subject in tabletop roleplaying games (TTRPGs). On the one hand, it seems like an obvious outcome for characters that spend most of their waking time going into dangerous places (in search of gold and/or glory). Because of this, it has been a part of TTRPGs
On Friday I talked about Sway, our move for convincing, intimidating, and tricking people to do what you want. Today let's finally talk about what fighting will look like in Dungeon World 2 (DW2), especially in a game without hit points but with a large focus on fighting.
Earlier this week, Helena revealed Read Someone, our first social move about figuring out someone's motives. Today I want to discuss the other big social move, used to talk to someone else and convince them to do what you want. For our initial reference, here is Parley from
One of the things I love about Powered by the Apocalypse (PbtA) design is that you can look at a game’s basic moves sheet and get a good idea of what the game is actually about. Even games with moves that address similar fictional situations—getting in a fight,
