World Of Legends - Pamphlet Heroes

World Of Dungeons meets Dungeon Crawl Classics: "WoLph" is a one-sheet pamphlet ttRPG that borrows  heavily from the elegantly simple World Of Dungeons to play a stripped down version of DCC.

Ever wanted to get through a bunch of published adventures in a campaign, but your group has barely gotten through one or two across multiple sessions? 

Do you like flipping through a 400 page rulebook for all the sick art, but get anxious when frantically scanning all those pages for specific info during play? 

Ever wanted to try a game with your group - or with some new players just getting into RPGs - but time, commitment, and mental bandwidth are factors?

Does it seem like your fantasy game is taking forever, could be much simpler, and maybe more fun too? 

If you answered any of these Q's with "Yes" then World Of Legends - Pamphlet Heroes IS FOR YOU!

I'm a big fan of the DCC community and the game's classic 70s fantasy with a gonzo twist. I've also been feeling the call to simplify my game into something quicker and more narrative-driven. I admire the game hacking community here on itch, especially simple one-sheet games. And so, this project is my love letter to all you lovely people, including John Harper who inspired me to create my own unique hack of his amazing game, World Of Dungeons. 

WoLph is my take on WoDu that incorporates much of what makes DCC uniquely cool, like its different take on attributes, bumping up rolls and tracking Luck, and the signature deadly Zero-Level Funnel. I made it for my friends after realizing combat was taking way too long to get through our Blights ov Eastern Forest campaign. Thanks for checking it out! The most unique thing about it is probably the XP spending mechanic, inspired by Luck points in MotW.

Downloads include pdf and docx formats in case you want to change anything and make it your own. There's also the original one-page joke submission I made first, which lead to this semi-legit design.

I was going to call this game "World Of Dungeon Crawl Classics" at first, but a friend suggested a snappier title.  I think World of Legends sounds pretty cool. Apparently there's a band in Virginia called "Wolph" but there wasn't an indie ttRPG - until now...

If you download these, you're officially a Beta-Tester! Please let me know your thoughts from reading and your experiences playing. Have fun!

Update: I fixed a few small formatting things that were still bugging me, and I added a separate pamphlet for the person running the game! The GM edition reproduces the GM moves from DW and a handful of other useful tools and advice. Enjoy.

-Steven Keith aka TeethKnives