The map is, of course, a classic AW touch. I'm a little concerned about how to depict some of the Interests, though. How am I supposed to draw "a subsidy from the ambitious and dissatisfied," for example?

Make an arrow to the thing and write it on the arrow?

I think both works. The session on wednesday will not have any geographical features beforehand but i will add them as i see fit and the players describe.

Wolfspell is only a word. I guess it is a Ceremony to turn you or someone into a Wolf?
Werewolf?
Do they stay intelligent?

"Turn someone into a Wolf, your decision if they keep their wits meanwhile"

Is what i would use for now.

Hello,

i found the Troll Slayer to have less checkboxes then other playbooks. And that is cool. Different progressions for different playbooks make total sense to me. However i feel like the wondrous weapons could use a checkbox.

This post here has maybe all advice on animal companions and should explain all you need

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MCAVL9DzB3EZqbzRb57YQgzZkuhE32x89vvSzVZ8Ke0/edit?usp=sharing

Quote from: Jwok on April 30, 2013, 01:46:52 AM

1. For the barter move - what's the difference between using 1 barter as leverage and rolling+hot vs using 1-barter for leverage and auto-scoring a 10+? Is this rule there as a money=power thing?

Remember, on a actual seduce/manipulate 10+ you wouldn't have to give them the barter.  You just have to make the promise, not keep it.

And, depending on the promise, you might not have to give them the barter on a 7-9 either.  Are they doing what you want because you're going to pay them?  or are they doing it because you're rich and it's in their interest to have rich friends?

That depends on whether you are Manipulating PC or NPC.

Where are you running?

The group thing depends on the fiction i think. Sometimes you can, sometimes you can't.
There is a reason why there are extra Moves for dealing with groups.