Looking amazing!

Very nice! Love the little details like the "$3 ONLY" on the side, great flavour through design!

On my side, I'm slowly progressing on my project, I just finished writing about a new mechanic I'm adding in my game, all is recored in my latest devlog. For now, I'm pretty happy with what I got, and soon I'll dive more into questions about how to convey worldbuilding without exposition!

I have a few ideas juggling:

• Themed roll tables for random encounters, items, monsters, and weather effects
• What I've been referring to as "hextile/stitchcraft" magic system to build a short arc around textiles, looms, sewing, etc
• A crab-and-evolution based game that I've been kicking about for 4 years in my head that might do well in this vein of games
• Character cards/tokens for people to print out and cutout at home

Hey everyone, I feel like I can share my WIP S&S hack now.

Titled "Myths of Destiny", it is a post-cataclysm ancient greek themed game, where the characters are statuesque guardians made of clay, stone and/or metal, imbued with powers of ancient greek mythical creatures. They'll have to explore and secure the post-flood realm that is being ripped apart by escaped souls from the underworld, transmuted by old and new deities from other regions.

It features classic ancient greek creatures like Medusa and Minotaur (in place of the Vanori) and also a new mechanic for Destiny points.

Still lots to do ahead, thinking of including a small sample bestiary and tables to generate monstrosities in order to convey the setting a bit better.