Dungeon World

• Moderate (steading prosperity): Common items for sale.
• Near (weapon range): It’s useful for attacking at range when you
can see the whites of their eyes.
• Need (steading): The steading can’t survive without the listed
resource.
• None (steading defenses): They’re lucky if they can get a rabble
of farmers with pitchforks.
• Oath (steading): The steading owes fealty or defense to the listed
steadings.
• Organized (monster): Groups of this monster will have formal
organization—if you kill one, others might seek revenge.
• Personage (steading): The listed important person lives here.
• n Piercing (equipment): Subtract n from the armor of creatures
you deal damage to using this weapon.
• Planar (monster): It’s not from this world.
• Poor (steading prosperity): Only the bare essentials for sale.
• Power (steading): The steading holds sway in some arena (often
arcane, divine, or political).
• Precise (equipment): You can use Dex instead of Str when using
this weapon.
• Ration (equipment): It’s edible, more or less. When you make
camp you have to consume a ration.
• Reach (weapon range): It’s useful for attack someone several feet
away, maybe as far as 10 feet.
• Religion (steading): The listed religion has a strong hold.
• Reload (equipment): It takes more than a moment to set it up
for another attack.
• Requires (equipment): Only people who have the listed
requirements can use it.
• Resource (steading): The steading has consistent access to the
listed resource.
• Rich (steading prosperity): Any mundane item and stranger stuff
for sale.
• Safe (steading): There isn’t trouble here unless the players bring it.
• Shrinking (steading population): Fewer people than the steading
was designed for.
• Slow (equipment): It takes more than a moment to use it.
• Small (monster size): It’s about halfling size.
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