Dungeon World

Tag Reference
• n Ammo (equipment): It can be used as ammunition for certain
weapons. The number listed is not an exact count, but a general
quantity.
• Amorphous (monster): Its anatomy is bizarre and unnatural.
• Applied (equipment): It’s only useful when carefully applied to a
person or something they eat or drink.
• Arcane (steading); Someone of notable arcane power lives here.
• n Armor (equipment): Subtract n from all damage dealt to you. If
you have multiple items with n armor, you only use the highest n.
• +n Armor (equipment): Add n to your total armor.
• Awkward (equipment): It’s unwieldy and tough to use.
• Battalion (steading defenses): As many as 1,000 armed-and-ready
soldiers.
• Blight (steading): The steading has a recurring problem, often a
monster infestation.
• Booming (steading population): Far more people than there is
space.
• Cautious (monster): It prefers the defensive and will avoid a fight
unless it is sure to win.
• Close (weapon range): It’s useful for attacking someone a foot or
two beyond arm’s length.
• Clumsy (equipment): It’s tough to move around in. -1 ongoing
while weaing it.
• n Coins (equipment): It costs n coins to buy, usually.
• Construct (monster): It was made, not born.
• Craft (steading): The steading is known for mastery of the listed
craft.
• +n Damage (equipment): When you use it to deal damage, add
n to the damage you deal.
• Dangerous (equipment): If you use it without taking proper
precautions expect consequences.
• Devious (monster): The real threat of it isn’t in a bloody fight.
• Dirt (steading prosperity): Nothing for sale. Cheap labor.
• Divine (steading): A notable religious organization or person
resides here.
• Dwarven (steading): The steading is mostly or entirely dwarves.
• Elven (steading): The steading is mostly or entirely elves.
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