After DURF was released a bunch of people asked about doing a jam, so here we go!
WTF is DURF?
DURF is a rules-light dungeon-fantasy RPG inspired by the best of both the old and the new school of TTRPGs. It's designed to be a bare-bones system you can stick things on top of, without having to worry too much about it fucking up some obscure rule.
Some Rules
- All entries must be designed for one sheet of paper. Print on both sides, fold it, twist it, bop it, cut it, make a PocketMod, do whatever with it as long as it can be printed on a single sheet of A4 or Letter paper.
- Make whatever you want as long as it is at least tangentially related to DURF.
- No nazis, terfs, bigots, etc. Go rot in a corner somewhere else. If you have to ask, it probably includes you.
- You can charge whatever you want for your submission. You're worth it.
Also, come hang out in the DURF Discord :)
Good luck!
Artists List
To enhance your creations, we thought it could be useful to have a list of artists who offer ready-made resources on their Patreons, DriveThru or Itch, so you can find those below. Additionally, if you're a little strapped for cash, you can always use public domain art! You can check out some resources for that here!
- Brooklet Games has some great pieces available on his Patreon, available at the Game Maker tier!
- There are lots of evocative pieces from Feral Indie Studios here!
- Salvaterra has his own Patreon with some awesome black and white illustrations available every month at the Expedition Tome tier!
- Mac Teg has a creature pack available here, as well as his incredible one-word commissions!
- Evlyn Moreau also has some amazing illustrations available on her Patreon which we all highly recommend!
- Carlos Castilho's DriveThru page has a lot of fascinating stock art pieces, and is also available for commission!
- Perplexing Ruins has his own stunning Patreon here with some breath-taking art available for personal and commercial use!
- Hairic Lilred has a really cool PWYW art pack available here on Itch.
- All illustrations inside the DURF pdf also fall under the Creative Commons (CC-BY 4.0) license, so feel free to use the images in this drive according to the license :)