Faolyn
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In Root, there's Plead With A PC, in which you get to ask another PC to do something, and if they agree, they clear 1-exhausiton.I would say that there is significant crossover in the way some people run D&D (mostly younger gamers I've come across) and Monster of the Week play. But that's fairly distinct from more classic approaches to D&D and running Apocalypse World as directed. There really isn't a single form of Powered by the Apocalypse though.
In Masks, there's Provoke Someone. If used on a PC, you can either add a Team to the Pool if they agree, or cause them to mark a condition if they refuse (or both, if you roll a 10+).
In Chasing Adventure, there's Compel. If used on a PC, it's similar to Masks (you will Favor them if they agree; if they refuse, they have disadvantage forward and you no longer Favor them), but if you fail the roll, they get to ask you two questions as if they had used the Scrutinize move on you.
In Bedlam Hall, there's Direct The Staff. They must follow your orders or lose Prestige, but if you roll 7-9, then they get to choose from several different benefits. Note that in this game, you're members of a household staff where there's a distinct ranking system in place.
So there's a few more PbtA's for the pile.