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Hey, I didn't see your comment! 

I'd honestly love to make some new cards and update the current ones to tarot size like I said I'd do forever ago. ADHD is a fickle mistress though. It's hard to commit to anything when you're a slave to your creative whims.

Hey, thanks for asking! I actually did a bunch of math and planning in a giant spreadsheet to make sure I could cover everything while maintaining the same probability spread as the tables in the game. It's been a while so I can't remember specifically, but I'm pretty sure I made it 120 cards because that number meant I didn't have to make any concessions. 

As far as the size of the cards, they're the same size as the official Ker Nethalas cards. I think they're poker size? But the same sleeves should work for both.

Hey, sorry I didn't see this!

They're intended to be printed on Letter size paper, but I personally fly a little fast and loose with concepts like "appropriate sizes" and "recognized standards", so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I honestly made this so long ago that I'm not sure if I still have the project to remove the background from! I'll take a look and if I find anything, I'll try to post an update.

Just uploaded the zip! Sorry it took so long, the charger for my laptop went MIA

Definitely! I’ll try to get something together for you.

(originally written for a Facebook group)

TODAY I PLAYED "Daddy Issues", a game by Nikola Petrov made for Zine Month 2022. Ever wonder what happened to your dad when he said he was just going out for a pack of smokes and he'd be right back? Maybe he left with the best of intentions but then had to fight a werewolf???

It's a roll and write where you procedurally generate the map of your neighborhood as you spend time looking for a store that sells cigarettes. There are event tables to roll on, people to meet, and monsters to fight. They're all d6 tables, so you're not going to see a ton of stuff, but it's fun enough for a couple playthroughs. 

My first playthrough was anticlimactic. I saw all those tables full of thugs and zombies and feral cats and thought I was going to be in the shit before long. As luck would have it, I walked around the corner, found the shop right away, and bought my cigarettes. I even ran into a friend who owed me $12, so it's like I didn't even spend my own money. 

After turning around to head back home, I rolled on the "Backtracking Table" to see if any events happened. Nothing happened at first, but then, right as I was about to reach my house and consider the game won, I rolled that I met someone on the street. Shit, here we go. I knew that seemed too easy. 

But no, it was another friend who owed me $5. 

It plays fast enough that I'm not disappointed by the fact that I just sat down, ready for a no-doubt fantastical adventure, but walked away from the game with only a story about leaving to buy some smokes and returning richer than when I left. All that only took five minutes or so. I'm actually going to head back in and see if I can get abducted by some aliens or something.