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Oh that’s awesome thanks!

Alright! Thanks for organizing, I had a lot of fun!

Hey there, this is admittedly my first jam and I dont really know the ropes, but what now? Will there be some kind of discussion or celebration about the submitted games?

Oh thanks, that’s very cool!

Thank you for the elaborate reply!

I actually made a Lasers & Feelings hack in the past, it was a great start for me to try writing a game and to indie ttrpgs in general. I see now that it would be nearly impossible cataloging every emerging system. Perhaps what I seek is more of a comprehensive blog post about dev beginner-friendly systems and their functions. Maybe I’ll even write one myself someday.

Thank you for the insight regarding this forum. It makes much more sense for me now. I was genuinely suprised when I realized there was no dedicated subreddit (merging r/itchio and /r/RPGdesign/) for this. I’ll just continue posting in here if something comes up. Thank you for being a moderator!

I thought about 1-4 pages because I personally won’t be able to work on anything bigger in the foreseeable future. 14 pages would still fall in the category I meant. I think by ‘small’ I mean rules-lite really. Doesnt have to be one-shots though the stuff I intend to make will likely go in that direction. I specifically came here because I was searching new games for a one-shot table.

Hello,

I hope it is okay to post this here, but I have a few questions.

I’m just beginning to design very small ttrpgs and taking part in a game jam. Is there any ressource that lists the different system suitable for small games with an explanation? I keep seing frameworks like PbtA, FitD, 24xx, osr and a few I know. But others I never heard of and it’s kinda hard to comprehend.

On another note, these boards seem really quiet since 2019/2020. Did anything happen in the community or did discussions maybe shift to another platform I am not aware of?

Thanks in advance

xoxo

I like the style, looks pretty cool!