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Hey thank you very much Wayward!  I'm glad you picked up on the "Northern" vibe, that is definitely what this one is all about.   :D

Given a second page, I would have loved to throw in some cold-based mechanics (and the ice-shelf entrapment idea is brilliant and chilling at the same time).  A map of little towns, shorelines and marshy islands would have been fun.  I was also wanting a set of numbers to roll against that would show the players' chances of encountering any pirate ship on a given night's patrol, or the big ship.  I decided I would let the GMs decide on a approach for that.  The one page format made me become very miserly with every word!

This episode and "For Whom the Were-Moose Cometh" are my first jam entries ever, and I've been very grateful for the inclusive and welcoming nature of the community.  I appreciate the kind words and compliments!

Best,

Dennis


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This is my first jam entry, so I totally understand being miserly with the word count. I had to edit mine down significantly to get it to fit the way I wanted.

If you do expand this at some point I would love to see it!

Sure will!  I'm amazed this is your first jam entry, Where the Cold Star Lies is awesome!    :)

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Thanks! I've done writing professionally and I've been DMing for close to 25 years. So yes, my first jam entry and some of my first explicitly rpg related writing, but I'm not going to pretend I'm some kind of prodigy or something :P