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<blockquote data-quote="Aldarc" data-source="post: 8283391" data-attributes="member: 5142">Achso. SWN/WWN is definitely OSR, but it's not ashamed from incorporating ideas from outside of that scope. Is the errata simply included/updated as part of the standard document or is it separate? I just did a search for WWN on YouTube. I was looking for play videos to see the mechanics in action. There are only two channels so far that seem to have done anything with it so far: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCESOGHjsqHfaprCL5p1zSzg" target="_blank">Garblag Games</a> and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYQwuBMUzw6bRO5uTJdfZlg" target="_blank">Adventures in Lollygagging</a>. The former is the one that I was talking about. They basically walk-through the setting creation of their game in a 3-part video and then have a Session 0 video for character creation, but they haven't reached actual play yet. The latter has a 3-part play campaign that is still ongoing, but I am only still partway through their first video. I may have to use the sector creation stuff from SWN for that purpose. Divorcing WWN from its setting seems easy. It was a bit of a railroad campaign anyway, so I wasn't surprised that it ended in a trainwreck. I can confirm though that none of this stuff ever came up in the sessions we played. My opinions about world-building that I have espoused before did not come out of nowhere, but from firsthand experience of dealing with this GM and others like him who caught &quot;world-building sickness.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aldarc, post: 8283391, member: 5142"] Achso. SWN/WWN is definitely OSR, but it's not ashamed from incorporating ideas from outside of that scope. Is the errata simply included/updated as part of the standard document or is it separate? I just did a search for WWN on YouTube. I was looking for play videos to see the mechanics in action. There are only two channels so far that seem to have done anything with it so far: [URL='https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCESOGHjsqHfaprCL5p1zSzg']Garblag Games[/URL] and [URL='https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYQwuBMUzw6bRO5uTJdfZlg']Adventures in Lollygagging[/URL]. The former is the one that I was talking about. They basically walk-through the setting creation of their game in a 3-part video and then have a Session 0 video for character creation, but they haven't reached actual play yet. The latter has a 3-part play campaign that is still ongoing, but I am only still partway through their first video. I may have to use the sector creation stuff from SWN for that purpose. Divorcing WWN from its setting seems easy. It was a bit of a railroad campaign anyway, so I wasn't surprised that it ended in a trainwreck. I can confirm though that none of this stuff ever came up in the sessions we played. My opinions about world-building that I have espoused before did not come out of nowhere, but from firsthand experience of dealing with this GM and others like him who caught "world-building sickness." [/QUOTE]

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