Worldwizard

Just did a read through and this looks great. I do have a rules clarification question. If a player passes their turn and therefore rolls on the event/disaster table, are those events only allowed to affect the people/avatars that they themselves steward or are they allowed to affect the creations of other players with their events/disasters? I couldn't find it specified in the rules but I would imagine the stewards would get the final say in a how a disaster affects their people/avatars/cities.

I bought the game on DriveThru and it looks awesome! Any chance you might make the terrain icons available as separate PNGs to download to use with collaborate online drawing tools? My group is remote so we're going to have to somehow draw the map remotely…

If an Avatar from Prehistoric age survive until Present age, do they become both immortal and long-lived?

I am currently playing solo pretending to be 3 different deities. This has been a blast and is the most straight forward world building game I have seen thus far. 

Question though, are you supposed to only take one action per turn? I am only to the end of the primordial age, but I feel like they will never run out of AP if they are only using one action (at most 4 AP) a round while getting 2d6 per round. 

I saw a post about this on r/rpg on reddit last week, fell in love with it, printed it out, and played it this past weekend with a group of friends. I ended up printing the 50x30 grid at 3 times size and taping it together. We only made it to the Ancient Age, but we had an absolute blast!

We had a group of about 6. Some were into RPGs, a couple weren't really, but there was such a fun creative energy to the table that I can't describe and everyone said they want to do it again. We ran out of steam after about 4 hours and agreed we want to play again either over multiple sessions or just make a big long day out of it sometime with some breaks in between ages. I am jazzed to try this game out with my other gaming friends soon. I've just been printing out materials and figuring out scheduling.

Thank you for making this!

This looks fantastic, and I can't wait to try it with my group.   A couple small editing notes as I read through it: 

• On Page 10, Ancient round B, it reads, "start a new round in the Prehistoric Age."   Presumably that should be "Ancient Age".   
• Similarly, on Page 11, Present round B, "play another Prehistoric round" should read "play another Present round".  
• On page 12, under the second paragraph of "Do a Deed", there is an instruction to roll, but it doesn't specify what to roll.  Presumably it is 2d6.   

I loved my read of this today, it’s super slick and easy to understand while also having massive potential! I love when a group makes the setting together before play and this handles it in an elegantly mechanized and guided way that’s going to have every player hooked into the world and tons of potential for new adventure. Really well done. 

Found this from Yochai's NSR Cauldron post of Jack Edward's Blog review.

I just did a quick mock run through the game and now I can't wait to get this in front of some groups (including my kids and wife for our next game!).

This looks great! Any Chance for Community Copies?

Super fun! I had a blast playing Dawn of Worlds back in college so having a new take on it is awesome.