We're playing Spacewurm versus Moonicorn.

We're playing Spacewurm versus Moonicorn. I want to talk about it, and I'm not sure I can separate out the weirdness we're bringing to the table with the weirdness inherent to the game.

Its all good weirdness, though I have a quibble or two with the system.

History: this is the second campaign of an ongoing world. Maybe a year or two ago, I started a super hero game based on getting super powers from pills. We had three players, and went through the game until they defeated "the status quo", which they did with teleportation, love, and free hand-held replicators for all.

We used microscope is zoom out and see what happened over the course of centuries. We're maybe a couple thousand years past those events, and they are still the renown heroes of legend.

I'm playing a former ally of those three, who is now the Mogul. I control the TSA for transporters, a planet using an economic system called Humanity 2.0, and I'm huge in the cybernetics industry. Like, Bill Gates huge. All I want is to empower human to be the best they can be, and let them know about trolls through Whuffie. I'm the minor player in the PCs.

Space Wurm controls the secret police (all secret police everywhere), and religion (all religion everywhere). He is seeking to control The Spice (the pills that create supers), cybernetics, and interstellar travel. Neither Aliens nor the Imperial throne exist. He is referred to as "Your grace", because he's evil space pope.

Moonicorn sprang from the consciousness of all humanity, and is named Hope. Moonicorn is utterly fantastic -- whenever he meets an authority figure, the authority begins to lose control. He believes in my character. Moonicorn is out to defeat those who would destroy him and save humanity.

What do I love about this game?
1. That it is a follow up campaign. OMG. I've tried doing this in the past, and this is the best I've ever seen. I GMd the first game, and am playing in this one. Switching that around has been fantastic.

2. The powers and abilities are so wide ranging! Space Wyrm controls all religion! Moonicurn messes with all authority figures!

3. Its so ridiculously novel.

Some things I find odd:
O1: From the beginning, this has seemed more like a Monsterhearts hack than a Dungeon World one.

O2: Some of the wording can be strange.

But, you guys, this is glorious. I adore this campaign so much. Its like we're playing Dune or Star Wars or a dozen other things!