The only one I am aware of was produced for one of the 'Free RPG Day' a couple of years ago as a demonstration game. It was called The Slave-Pit of Drazhu, and is intended to run for approximately 2 hours.

Having played through it with a DM who didn't really know what they were doing, it was extremely clear how having a good grip on the principle of the rules really was. I've since run it once with some success, although the fact that it is pre-planned to a large extent kind of misses the main point of the way Dungeon World is supposed to work. The reason for this is because stories within the system are intended to be emergent, with players having as much control about what happens next as the DM. Planning everything in advance completely shortcuts this, which is a shame, but I can see how it might help provide a way in for GMs who have no previous experience with this type of system.

Are there any good, free introductory Dungeon World adventures for a DM used to D&D?
I'm having a problem finding which compiler can support Windows7 for C or C++ programming.
I had installed Turbo but it does not work in full screen on Windows 7.
Please let me know which compiler will be appropriate.
