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Reddit user Nepalman230 pointed out that using numbers as map keys created confusion with the 1D10 numbers in the Encounter list. I updated the map and the PDF file to use letters as map keys. The new files are v0.4 in the project page.

https://3vandro.itch.io/jails-of-the-jaguar-judge

I hope the update is still in time to be included in the edited collection. But if this creates trouble, things can stay as they were; maybe, in that case, a line can be added to clarify that numbers have different meanings on the map and in the Encounter list.

Thank you for crediting my observation about the name! Maybe you can rename the preview PDF file as well (it might cause some confusion)?

Honestly, the creation illustration is so amazing that I am sorry to see much of it obscured by a text box. Your art is great!

A typo on page 2: the name of the creator of Ironsworn is Shawn Tomkin (not Tomkinson).

See John Harper's comment below about handling fights. You don't roll for the giant but for the PCs only: if the result is less than a full success, the character takes damage.

For one, I convert AC to armor in the following way: AC<2, armor 3; AC 2-5, armor 2; AC 6-7 armor 1; AC 8 or more, armor 0. 

Small Typo in To care: it's history instead of its

Possible typo Rules QS p.18  "(e.g. rolling to 4s)"

Grim coast p.2 "Time you travels wisely."

The game looks interesting, thank you for sharing it! I could give it a try as a pretext for drawing some sketches. 

A possible typo in prompt 15 "Why do they tell you to talk to and why are they hiding in the corner? "

The Latin title is wrong.

"De deorum elementa" is not grammatical

"De deorum elementis" would mean "On the elements of the gods"

"On the gods of the elements" in Latin is "De deis elementorum" (or "De elementorum deis")


the -orum suffix corresponds to the plural genitive case and "de" requires the ablative case (-is suffix, for these plural nouns).