So I've played a few Dungeon World sessions online with folks, and am hoping to host a live session within a couple weeks.  I've prepared a little adventure as sort of a jumping-off point (I'm hoping to introduce the players to the system and the location in motion, and have them give me some threads which can be weaved into a front later).

Almost all of the elements are horribly plagiarized from somewhere, I've taken inspiration and from an adventure (Into the Worm's Gullet) that someone sent me, some elements of D&D games I've played, and a lot of terrible pop-culture references (including the title!)

I have no idea as to whether the encounters are balanced or not, but I don't particularly care about the outcome; almost everyone in this place could have some use for the players if they are captured alive.  Plus I had Dark Sun on the brain when I wrote this so pointlessly dieing in the desert fits with that.

So yeah.  I'm open to any ideas or critiques.  Heck, since this is my first time DMing Dungeon World, for all I know, I'm doing everything horribly, horribly wrong and ridiculously overthinking everything.

Here it is:  https://dl.dropbox.com/u/37708225/Gullet%20of%20the%20Graboid.pdf