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Thank you! Hahah.

I CORRECT MYSELF. Somehow I was confused. Community judging will occur on the final day, august 30th-31st till 6pm.

I’ll get it corrected. The submission deadline is the 27th. Judging is the following day. The jam ends fully the 29th. Follow the countdown timer as the correct guide.

As long as it’s clear what your inspiration was and how it was used for the judges, you are good

Yep! You basically can use whatever art you like. If you use AI generated art, however (which according to the US copyright office), please note in the module that you did so.

Yes, lol.

Using google docs, since it’s your first go, is probably the right move. Use a font for the main text that is easy to read. These will usually have round glyphs like futura, poppins, or IBM Plex. Use condensed fonts for tables, like Oswald or IBM Plex Condensed. Use a fun font for headings that matches your adventure vibe. Putting stuff in two columns will increase readability. And lastly, write your content such that you reduce page flipping. You’ll be off to the races!

For further reading, check this out: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/168306/A-Brief-Study-of-TSR-Book-Design?manufacturers_id=3482

This issue has been resolved. There was a bug where uniqueness was being checked on the first image when compared to itchio username. So unless your username was a wikimedia image url, you would always get a new image set. facepalm Thanks for reporting it and thanks double for your patience!

Thanks for digging these resources up and sharing them! Gain a luck token!!

That’s REALLY weird. I tested it like 100 times. Are you matching the characters exactly? (Upper case, etc.) Any discrepancy will make you reroll your magazine covers. If it still doesn’t work after you double check I’ll log in and see what yours were.

This is hilarious. Post-modern dadaism as a standup comedy routine in RPG format.

Oops! It’s prolly a typo. I’ll fix it at some point today and reupload. Thanks for pointing it out.

I just want to say, I am kicking myself that this adventure didn’t make it into the top 8 as a finalist in the jam, and just missed the threshold at 9th place. I’m going to honor the rules I had already established, but I want you to know that, at least for me, this adventure is a perfect textbook example of adventure design. Well done.

This item is un-ratable as it is behind a paywall.

You can design without a cover page! The image and thumbnail is what counts! 🤣

When I have more time, I want to make a whole series of “this monster for this level for this party size” for some of the most quintessential monsters, like you described, but also a few quintessential mixed units for major antagonist encounters, like 2d6 goblins, 1d6 wolves, 1d4 bugbears, and 1 hobgoblin shaman for a 5th level party is a good boss fight. I’ll try to do a version two of this over my holiday vacation.

Just letting you know I sent my viewers here from this video. Cheers!

https://youtu.be/ZtrZ569_s0I

Hey Casey, I’m a content creator on youtube (Dungeon Masterpiece) and would love to talk to you about this game. Is this something you’d be willing to provide a Creative Commons Attribution or Open Game Licence for? I’d love to make some narrative scenarios for this.

Amazing! Hot damn!

Thanks!

This is the most refreshing rpg I've played, outside of tiny d6 by gallant Knight. The magic system is dastardly fun, the random tables for adventure and campaign generation are dense and extremely useful, and everything about this rpg captures the essence of 2e dnd in less than 20 sheets of paper. The only thing I'd like to see added is a one-page generation system for treasure and artifacts.