Next Friday, we'll get to together for another game of Dungeon World. Maybe it will be a continuation of the previous game. I don't know yet. Only two players will continue their characters, the others dropped out of the game. There will be 1-3 new players. But the two dwarves have indicated, they'd be interested in finding out what happens next. Therefore, I am ready to roll into two directions:

1. Continue the dwarven adventure.

I've prepared a bit for that:
-Updated map (link)
-The port town that they are travelling to (link)

2. Start something new with all the players

I would be interested in option 1 of course, because I would like to find out what happens next. For that, we need to play.

And there I was wondering about the answer I first received. ;)
Well, asking never hurts.

Also, "druid magic" has always just been a boring element of their character - they're either crippled clerics or shitty mages.  We decided that "transformation" is the watchword of the Druid.

I like shapeshifting. Focuses the druid as someone different. And has a Warcraft 3 vibe.

That's an important clarification! A list of sample animals would have been nice.

Also, I am a tiny bit disappointed that there are no spells for the druid. I think he is balanced, but the druid was always about spell-casting and shapeshifting for me. Still, looks interestingly enough.

Thanks for the resource links.

I was thinking about a flat list though. Something like the 100 knacks or 100 instincts.

Something that would really help to kickstarter imagination would be a list of around 100 descriptors that the GM can use for dungeon rooms. Maybe together with another list of 100 descriptors for furniture and other features.

What do you think?

As he started to rise, Finnegan put a firm grip on the gladiator's shoulder and said "I'm sure it was just an accident. Let me buy you two more to make up for it."

Sounds like Parley to me. Leverage: Two beers and implied violence.