Hey people,
For the past year I've work with a great team of people to publish a Hebrew RPG book which uses DW rules, called Vanor.
We're near the end, with the book set to come out on August 8.

This week I got the final version of the cover art and thought I'd share it!


Artist: http://www.avivor.com/

This scene shows an adventuring party: Human Rogue, Elf Ranger, Troll Paladin, Dwarf Fighter and a Goblin Druid. They made camp but discover it's in the territory of creatures called Anima, the servants of the Spirit Lords. So the druid tries to parley with the Anima leader while the rest of the group watch and prepare for the worst (also entered the Anima into the codex, here: http://codex.dungeon-world.com/monster/380001 )

Our book contain a campaign setting and somewhat modified rules for DW. E.g. we made new racial moves to allow iconic Vanor character (such as Elf, Orc and Troll Paladins), added new monsters and removed some others which didn't fit in the setting.

More art beside the cover can be found here:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.276040449177844.1073741827.142407722541118

Enjoy!

Hey,
The copy I use for DW (http://book.dwgazetteer.com/) has the following text about the Ranger's advance moves:

Take this move only if it is your first advancement

While for every other class the text reads:

When you gain a level from 2-5, choose from these moves.

Is this an oversight or is something special about the Ranger?

Is there a difference between "on 10+" and "on a hit"? E.g. Parley:

On a hit they ask you for something and do it if you make them a promise first

Is "on a miss" 6 and under?