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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Retreater" data-source="post: 7905349" data-attributes="member: 42040">Strangely enough, I majored in creative writing and have written a few novels and many short stories, as well as having a D&D module published on the non-fiction front. So the analogy definitely works for me.For what you're describing I'm going to have to get a level of buy-in from my players who are mostly concerned with hanging out, casually gaming, and playing a game. Which is fine, but I don't know if the level of artistry and storytelling in a game like you're describing will fit. Certainly I'll get some crossed eyes when I say something like "it's going to be better for our story if I rip off your character's arm." Our group is definitely entrenched in the D&D/PF milieu (even if it's OSR). We were looking for a game that we could play over voice chat while in different states without the need for grids or complex character sheets. We have been playing nearly weekly in this campaign since August, so it's been going a while. That seems pretty long term for a DW campaign.My previous DW game was probably close to 5 years ago, and those players reached around 5th level. We had a lot of good memories, but I wouldn't say that either campaign has had real challenge.</blockquote>