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Found this on your Reddit profile.

>Power???

Whatever faggot started the trend of calling RPG homebrew a "hack" needs to be hacked apart with a fucking hatchet. Dungeon World is a game for middle-aged fat-ass step-dads who played D&D as a teenager, never actually put the effort into learning the rules, but loved the epic nat20 moments because it reminded them of their childhood being full of ADHD YouTube meme videos from the late-00s that aren't even funny by today's standards, but their humor hasn't really evolved since. They're 105 IQ midwits who think that having a college degree makes them smart. They probably also think Fatt Coville is a good source of dungeon mastering advice. Which fits because his mindset is perfect for Dungeon World. Handwave everything, bend the rules at random, fudge rolls, and never let characters die unless they sign a consent checklist beforehand. Dungeon World has a couple cool ideas, like making ammo degradation part of the attack roll for a bow or such, but if you read Apocalypse World you'll realize that those 1 or 2 ideas are the only thing it has to offer, everything else is just a worthless watering-down of possibly the only good storygame system out there, which is AW, and the writers lack Vincent Baker's edgy wit, they try to replicate it and it's just painfully hollow. Vincent at least can do deadpan black humor well, as well as with a touch of genuine soul. Adam Kobel can't, he just sounds like a tryhard teenager attempting to be intimidating, and honestly after reading a lot of Dungeon World his later attempts at digital roleplay rape against the few women willing to tolerate his presence, makes a lot of sense. Who knows what was going on behind closed doors? It's not for us to judge. Dungeon World is, however, for us to judge, and it's just not got anything that really makes it worth playing. B/X D&D unironically works far better as "rules light D&D" just start at level 3 if you don't like the grittiness.