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Dungeon World has greatly changed how I view mechanics in RPGs.

Started by Archangel Fascist, September 24, 2013, 06:47:49 PM

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October 10, 2013, 07:12:02 PM
If you want to talk theory take it to design & development. Granted, this thread has only ever really been half about Dungeon World and it's mechanics, but it's reached a critical mass of off-topicness now.

I can't actually recall the OP ever describing how it changed how he thought about mechanics (i might be wrong, there's loads of tangents to wade through).

As such, i think closure on this thread is overdue. If you want to talk about an actual mechanic of DW, feel free to do so in another thread.
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