The Perilous Wilds by Jason Lutes instant download

The Perilous Wilds by Jason Lutes instant download

The Perilous Wilds combines Dungeon World's approach to collaborative world-building with the old-school RPG reliance on random tables to generate content on the fly, woven together by modifications to the original Dungeon World travel moves. The main differences between the use of tables in The Perilous Wilds and their use in older RPGs is an emphasis on exploration and discovery over combat encounters, and the baked-in methodology of using randomized results as prompts rather than facts, to be interpreted during play.
This revised edition cleans up the layout, fixes minor text issues, and updates the dungeon generation procedure.
The book is 76 digest-size pages, divided into the following sections:
    Learn the Language: a glossary of terms
    Draw the Map: guidelines for collaborative cartography 
    Lead the Way: alternative rules for followers, by Jeremy Strandberg
    See the World: new moves and guidelines for undertaking perilous journeys 
    Weather the Storm: suggestions and moves for handling weather
    Ask the Fates: a host of tables for generating wilderness adventure
    Plumb the Depths: rules for creating dungeons during prep and on the fly
    Live to Tell the Tale: five new compendium classes
    Trust Your Gut: advice for improvising overland adventure 
    Name Every Person: sample name lists for people, places, and mounts
The collaborative map-making guidelines and all of the tables are system-neutral (usable with any RPG rules). Although the tables are structured to tie directly into the rewritten travel moves, they can be used in any game in which a fantastical landscape is explored.  
The new follower rules are written by Jeremy Strandberg, and are intended to give NPC hirelings more substance without a significant increase in bookkeeping.