Inspired by the solo horror ballet TTRPG Pirouette, The Standing Ovation SRD is designed to be a simple and effective system for creating TTRPGs around performances.
And now it's your turn! This game jam is open for anyone to make a TTRPG based on the Standing Ovation SRD. So come and join us in making wonderful TTRPGs with all kind of genres and vibes! Resources can be found further down for help finding art. If anyone has any questions, or wants advice on making games, please reach out to me on Bluesky or at InnocentgoblinTTRPG@gmail.com.
This jam isn't ranked but at the end, I'll be happily reading through every entry and adding a rate on their page for each one! Additionally, if anyone wants more significant feedback at the end of the jam, I'll be happy to give more comprehensive notes!
Use The Standing Ovation SRD: This jam is specifically for tabletop games using the Standing Ovation SRD, if the game submitted doesn't use this SRD then it will be removed from the jam. Don't forget to give attribution within submissions.
No AI: It should go without saying but any submission containing AI generated material will be disqualified and the submission deleted. AI isn't welcome with this SRD and I will be checking.
No bigotry: Talking about things that should be obvious - any promotion of hateful speech against any marginalised groups will be automatically removed and reported. This jam has a zero tolerance policy against against hate speech.
Multiple Submissions are Allowed: We know exploring a special interest can given pretty strong inspiration so multiple submissions are absolutely allowed and encouraged. As long as the submissions are complete and playable.
Free Copies: While paid entries are allowed, we do ask if your submission isn't free, you add enough free copies for everyone in the jam.
SRD
The Standing Ovation SRD can be found here
For an digital version of a tarot deck, check out Virtual Tarot by ShrimpBrew
For a digital block tower, while none are perfect, check out this
Art
The following are websites that collate public domain, stock, and licence free art. Be careful when using these sites, AI art seems to get everywhere these days!
https://pdimagearchive.org/galleries/all/random/desc
https://www.oldbookillustrations.com/
https://www.nga.gov/open-access-images.html
https://www.metmuseum.org/about-the-met/policies-and-documents/open-access
