The archives are open...it's time for some spooky ttrpgs!

Liminal Horror is a ttrpg system for telling modern horror stories.  The system is adaptable to multiple horror genres and with a focus on how characters change through play (and exposure to the weird and paranatural).

The Liminal Horror Tales from the Void Jam is a non-ranked game jam, where entrants are invited to contribute submissions relating to all things spooky and scary. There is a non-exhaustive list of types of submissions below.

All Liminal Horror textpresented in the original zine and on the SRD is covered by a Creative Commons 4.0 Attribution license, and you are free to use it however you want in your submissions to this jam or other projects. 

The Jam will run until [REDACTED[. 

While there is no dedicated Liminal Horror discord server, Iko of The Lost Bay has created a Liminal Horror channel on the Lost Bay Discord that you can join and discuss your work in progress. 

What kind of things qualify as a Tale from the Void?

I'm looking for any and all things horror ttrpg/Liminal Horror. Nothing is too small or big. Some possible entry types are:

• Pamphlet Adventures (examples: Tales from the Void pamphlet Anthology)
• Shorter adventures (examples: Plague of Frogs - approximately 5 pages + cover, back, index)
• Modules/Zines (examples: The Mall / The Bureau)
• FUNNELS! (you can find the Funnel Rules on the blog)
• Monsters/Bestiary (examples: Creating Monsters / Paranatural Bestiary / Ghosts of Another Present)
• NPCs 
• Patrons
• Factions (example: Faction - The Bureau)
• Spells / Magic 
• Grimoires
• Equipment
• Locations
• Custom Fallouts (examples of Fallouts from the core text)
• Modular Rules (examples: Item Tags, Whisper Cards)
• Procedures (examples: Voidcrawl, Time Procedures)
• Alternative Modes of Play (example: Funnel Rules)
  
• Custom Backgrounds or Pre Gen Characters
• Custom Party Compositions 
• Scenario Seeds/Hooks
• Places (maps/locations)
• Short Fiction/Poetry
• Lost Histories
• Relics/Artifacts (example: Relics from the core text)
• Curios
• Regrets
• Art
• Anything else you can things of that can join the spooky world of Liminal Horror

What resources are available to me?

A ton (I hope). Below are some different frameworks and supports for creating content for Liminal Horror.

• Core Rules (web-based)
• Adventure Primer - this primer goes in depth into the different aspects of the Liminal Horror system and how to use/adapt them to reinforce tone/genre/theme/style of your adventure (blog)
• Mystery Framework - one way you can structure an adventure scenario. The Plague of Frogs adventure is an example of this framework. (web-based explanation / google doc template)
• One Page Rules Summary - you can include in your submission (google doc / markdown)
• Custom Character Gen - An in depth look at the different ways you can create custom character generation to tailor scenarios to specific themes/structures (web-based)

Licensing?

Whether you decide to make your work CC-BY-SA 4.0 (which will allow others to use it in their publications) or you copyright  your work, you have the option of also using the Liminal Horror Third Party License. This will allow you to use one of the five logos that designate it as a third party Liminal Horror work.