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Apocalypse World / Re: Rules question - monsters
« on: July 03, 2013, 03:13:51 PM »
This is good feedback, better to hear it this way rather than figure out the hard way that it isn't fun and ruin the game for my 5 friends :D. I'll try to think up some other difficulties he has for the helicopter... perhaps the fact that no one on the blasted earth probably knows how to fly the damn thing will do.

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Apocalypse World / Re: Rules question - monsters
« on: July 03, 2013, 12:38:40 PM »
Thanks! Very helpful. The octopi example is probably pretty close to what I'm thinking. My Savvyhead player wants to start with a workshop at the top floor of a skyscraper, with his relic of the golden age being a disused helicopter on the helipad that he wants to fix up. Trying to think of ways to make this difficult, and a nest of horrible giant bird mutants seems like an easy way to do so. Might need to get more creative, though...

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Apocalypse World / Rules question - monsters
« on: July 03, 2013, 08:47:58 AM »
Hi all. I'm about to take my first crack at GMing anything other than a pre-canned D&D campaign tonight (and even that was 10 years ago). Obviously I'm choosing to do Apocalypse World, and I had a quick rules question.

I can see lots of reasons (especially given what the guys I'll be playing with will likely dream up) why some horrible post-apocalyptic monsters might come up as a threat, at least a side one that gets in the way as they try to accomplish other things. However, the rulebook never really goes into how you should treat monsters as a threat. Has anyone come up with a good rule of thumb for how to bring monsters/creatures into play?

Thanks in advance for any advice!

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Apocalypse World / Re: Real Bone Dice for the Apocalypse & tremulus
« on: July 01, 2013, 12:55:50 PM »
http://artisandice.com/ has fantastic dice made out of all kinds of rare wood.

I like these especially: http://artisandice.com/store/custom-dice/irish-bog-oak/

They have been soaking in peat bogs in Ireland for 4000-6000 years and are now black as death the whole way through. Very dark and foreboding looking, if expensive. I personally went with the Wenge wood as it is also very dark and much cheaper. Extremely happy with my purchase.

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