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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SteveC" data-source="post: 9661382" data-attributes="member: 9053">I think I'm in the same place. One of the things I like about DW is that it is a bridge for D&D players to come into the PbtA world. If you read about how to run games in PbtA fashion, you both get something mechanically fun, but also something for those players to take back with them into the D&D world.I own Chasing Adventure, and it's ... okay. It is a solid PbtA fantasy game. Is it something that a D&D player or DM is going to pick up and understand? I don't think so. And my take on what I'm seeing so far is less of a bridge between two worlds and more of a PbtA fantasy game. I sort of wonder why you'd want to license the game name if you're not going to take more of the engine with you.I intend to look at the final product more, and might buy it, but I don't know if I need another PbtA fantasy game. I hope the designers take that into account, or you'll have people asking why it's called DW2 instead of any number of other name choices.</blockquote>