On this episode of RPGLL, we perform a SWOT Analysis on the World of Dungeons system!
World of Dungeons SWOT
| Good | Bad | |
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Internal
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Strengths | Weaknesses |
| Only needs two d6 – super simple | Magic rules are inadequate. | |
| Truly simple mechanics and abilities; no referencing. | No rules or guidance for monsters. | |
| Doesn’t require GM to roll attacks for creatures. Less “dice time”. Less math | Limited character ability growth when leveling up | |
| Easy to create characters on the fly. Simple character sheet. | Easy to die. | |
| No info on how to handle death and dying. | ||
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External
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Opportunities | Threats |
| Lots of room for house ruling or building customizations | No adventures are available. | |
| Lots of room for creating custom adventures – see threat. | Plenty of competition with STR, WIS, INT, DEX, CON, CHA | |
| Other RPGs have a more intuitive combat system |
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RPG Lessons Learned
Brian Kilby
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