Horde - A Dungeon World Playbook

I appreciate creative playbooks that don't just copy moves whole cloth from similar playbooks, but if you're going to write new moves you should at least playtest them. Take the Big advantage under Nature's Gifts, for example. It increases the size and number of hit points possessed by individual members of your horde without increasing overall hp, while reducing the size of your horde by 80%, which in turn reduces the effectiveness of your Dispersed starting move by 80%. In other words, a horde of a half-dozen goblins that can be killed with one hit even when wearing armor is not as good as a 30hp horde of unarmored pixies that takes 30 individual swats to kill. It's an "advantage" that brings virtually nothing to the table while ruining one of your main starting moves to boot. So as a means of representing a horde of small-but-not-tiny humanoids (which is what intrigued me in the first place), this playbook still needs some work. But maybe instead of rewriting the Big "advantage", you could...See more just ignore it and be more flexible on the issue of size, treating it as more of an aesthetic choice.