Some of my PC have a car and no one has No shit driver. So nobody has any mechanical bonus when using them. But having a car means you're mobile, you have armor surrounding you, you can take people with you, bring back phat loot, etc.

Now, they sure use them to make moves. "I push him off the road !" is some kind of go aggro ("clear my way or I'll crash your car" with harm depending on the vehicle speed), "I want to get there first !" can be a seize by force (harm exchanged being caused by slamming against each other), etc. I found out you don't need No shit driver for driving to be fun.

But No shit driver is the shit. Getting from +1 to +2 to your rolls when behind the wheel ? Even with shitty stats that's rad. And the driver can easily get two stats at +2 after an advance, so they'll be even with another character taking No shit... with their own advance. I don't feel like the others having car deevaluates the driver.

Neat !

Just noticed this on the first page of Murderous Ghosts.

Nifty. It's a nice shortcut for "this game wouldn't have been possible without AW and uses some core idea behind the game."

What are the conditions to use this logo for my own AW hack if I commercialize it ? "Using some of the rules ?" "wanting to do so ?" "Being named Vincent Baker ?"

(Two things Greg thinks don't get enough love in the AW rulebook : the s-harm rules, and the implanted tag)

I wouldn't go as low as 0-harm. 0-harm means what, shoving someone lightly ? I'd go 1-harm minimum or S-harm.

I also love The Jedi! The moves are really great.

(What does "move something you couldn't move with your two arms" mean? That you can move something really heavy, or is this a required choice to move something at all when it's far away?)

Something that is really, really heavy. I'm still working on the wording of that one. And my english isn't as good as I'd like.

Thanks !

I was bored so I put this playbook together.

It's a jedi playbook designed for the Empire era (IV-VI). It has a dying move, because sex moves didn't feel appropriate.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/73337366/the-jedi