>the child-thing doesn't have a sex move
Why is this allowed?
Apocalypse World 2e
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is this a decent system to get a bunch of my friends who are curious about PnP RPGS into more crunchy systems later on? also, how difficult to DM is it? I'm a first time DM
Powered by the Apocyplse games typically are good introductory games. You can get an understanding of the rules just off the character sheet since they detail the actions you can do. So, they can jump into them easily but also get an idea of what playing RPGs is like.
These games require a very particular GMing style, which is basically little to no prep time, with big focuses on the story evolving naturally from the play and how characters are created together in the session 0/first session, because there's a big emphasis on establishing the character dynamics and histories and how everyone came together. Basically, if you can go with the flow as a GM, you'll be fine, especially since the game tries to teach you how to do this style of GMing.
much thanks based user
>tfw I may finally have a reliable group to play with
eh the specials are basically just the consequences for your character becoming closer and more trusting of someone, all their different version means is that for them intimacy doesn't equal sex, which makes sense given their general weird slightly alien vibe
Because it's a mentally unstable warp-child in a post-Apoc survival world? Why would it want to have sex?
>> But I want to see it react when my murder-hobo/sexual predator Brainer touches mentally ill little children with my Rape-Gauntlet
Fuck off
>• You make the noise that the dinosaurs heard when they looked up and saw the �reball. Tell the MC that all the NPCs who hear it now form a cult, and ask what they do.
Is The Show the best new playbook?
Make up a homebrew sex move?
Fuck PbtA
Care to elaborate on that opinion.