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Welcome to Rule of Carnage Jam 1! this Jam is designed to get people designing miniatures games. The theme this time is: Flooded!
Throughout history, water has always been the cornerstone of life. Nothing living that we know of can subsist without water. However, much of the life we know of also cannot subsist with too much water.
Throughout human history, water had played a major role. From the Tigris and Euphrates that birthed the first written languages, to the Nile that fed the peoples of Egypt, to the floating Aztec city of Tenochtitlan, water has always been a shaper of civilization. But older tales tell of a water that shaped civilization even more— a flood seen in The Epic of Gilgamesh, the Torah, and even the myths of Deucalion. Now, a flood that shaped humanity may be nothing more than myth— but either way, it’s a great setting for a game!
The simplest interpretation of this theme is a setting which is actively going through a flood, be it a flash flood or a great flood. Maybe your models are firemen, rescuing people from rising tides. Maybe your models are great galleons, searching for home above the waves. But this is far from the only interpretation. Maybe your story is one erased by the flood— a great, antediluvian war, perhaps? Or maybe your story takes place post-flood, and sees your models seeking to reclaim the former seabed for themselves. Maybe your players are the very perpetrators of a flood, attempting to corral water to serve some grand purpose— terraforming, maybe? Or perhaps habitat restoration...
Flooded can also refer to a major, unwanted excess of something, and I encourage you to use this or any other alternate meanings to build your game!
You will be asked to rate and give some feedback to at least 2 games before voting-- please do so, prioritizing any games without feedback to give feedback to.
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