The vibes are unmatched. The way you described the magic styles was both funny, comprehensible and on theme. I love how you used side A and side B as the header of the two pages, and you have made some very nice and fast to learn narrative mechanics. This could make for a great One-shot.
Thank you so much for taking the time to give me this notes, it is much appreciated. The art is indeed mine, on the pamphlet I was trying to make it look like the doodles of a less skilled person without looking bad and leaving the feel of handmade, but I let myself show more skill with the banner/header. It's a good note to give myself the credit because there was a lot of freehand artwork, such as the Trope icons, the highlight markers and scribbles, Condition stickers and the custom names for the Traits. I didn't think much of it before you commented so thank you for pointing that out!
I made the game on this vein because I have a few comfort movies in this genre and in general me and my friends really like movies like that and I never found any teen games about just teens with no powers or dark undertones to it and it was something I wanted to exist so I made it in hopes that others might want it too.
This has such a nice vibe to it and you've used the deck of cards with such efficiency! The art is awesome and the cozy mood reminds me of Studio Ghibli and Steven Universe. The care for detail really gets across to the reader this is truly a labor of love!
Very unique and creative resolution mechanic! I'm not huge on sci-fi space, but I can see how this could be adapted to space opera and even if that wasn't a possibility the concept itself is fun enough to make me wanna try it regardless. The theme, acronyms and mechanics are all very interesting and well executed. This mechanic would be perfect for a time travelling game, I hope you consider doing one in the future!
