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Message: <blockquote data-quote="EzekielRaiden" data-source="post: 8750258" data-attributes="member: 6790260">Sometimes. Depends on context.I always felt awesome using I Am The Law as a Paladin in Dungeon World, even though that was a basic move I had from the very beginning and which never changed its function across an entire two-year-ish campaign.In my current game, the Battle Master still continues to use tactics he had from day 1. These tactics have saved his bacon and others'. Knowing you avoided a bad situation by the +1 you got from an ally? Pretty awesome, if a little hair-raising. The party Bard, who learned minor shapeshifting from the (now-semi-retired) Druid, is really obviously always just delighted to be able to turn into a little sparrow and hide from opponents or scout around in public places with minimal risk of being caught. (Not zero risk though; his tiefling horns remain a tell IIRC, so a close examination would give him away.) The aforementioned Druid never stopped being happy with his living-wood stick, even though he got it in like the third session.Something being awesome does not mean that it has to be bowl-you-over dramatic. Waterfalls inspire awe, and yet they are a necessary and natural consequence of the existence of gravity and the water cycle.</blockquote>