I am happy to announce that in this first week of December I submitted the twelvth game! I did want to do video games this year and there were  a ton of jams but I ended up submitting mostly RPGs to this jam (they are less embarassing).

My first is Interview with the Wyrm. It's a duet RPG as a minizine foldie, and I drew the dragon for the background in inks in an hour.

https://ranarh.itch.io/interview-with-the-wyrm

One I am quite happy with is Winter Games, a playable zine for an Australian zine distro jam. Living on the Northern hemisphere I had to remebr July is Winter there. I collaged an A3 page with newspaper snippets and gift wrapping apper to suggest how to create winter at home all year round.

https://ranarh.itch.io/winter-games

Closed Mondays si my proudest moment this year. It's an open source dungeonbuilder and won an award (third place, but my first on my first try! Yay!)

https://ranarh.itch.io/closed-mondays

Tempestkin is another duet RPG I made for the Eternal TTRPG Jam in April. I had a few copies printed at a local copyshop but the quality wasn't very impressive. I also translated it to my native German.

https://ranarh.itch.io/elders-tempestkin

The Dark Heart of the Cosmos was a submission for the Appendix N Jam. It was funny, because while I keep an eye on the jam calendar, I only notcied this one when a dev I follow entered soemthing. We were all given a fake book from an imaginary library to create an RPG supplement for. Mine is about cosmic horror, it placed fairly badly but is still one of my most viewed things.

https://ranarh.itch.io/the-dark-heart-of-the-cosmos

This one is a set ot tables for cosy fantasy for a jam with exactly that theme. I had a ton of fun immersion mself into the subject and coming up with all kinds of gemütliche things - rooms, villages, clothing, tools. And I even found the time to do some very small illustrations for it. You know, croissants and other important things.

https://ranarh.itch.io/comfort-tables

I had found a template for Affinity to create infinity foldies. Those paper where you fold, fold, fold, fold again and end up a the beginning. It's very cool. I have yet to print this solo RPG but I am happy with the questions I designed for would-be dragons.

https://ranarh.itch.io/grandest-of-dragons

This is has a touch of local patriotism: it's a Mausritter NPC on a bookmark for their jam. The NPC is the black mouse from my city's legend!

https://ranarh.itch.io/the-lubice-family

Grimm Forest is a scenario that can be played with the aforementioned Closed Mondays. It was written for the Fear&Fantasy jam and I am told it was chosen to be part of their bundle!

https://ranarh.itch.io/grimm-forest

There are  a bunch of staple jams around itch.io,  like the One-Page RPG - I tried to catch as many of them as I could this year. I made an entry for it after I had watched the film The Accountant 2 about someone with acquired savant syndrome - being able to do quite extraordinary things after a head injury. I made that into a game where the player characters deliberately bash their heads in to get superpowers :D

https://ranarh.itch.io/asasyns

This one is kind of a set of small single supplements for my setting the Elders. There are name lists (obviously), character careers, and a few bookmarks with tables to roll on for creating wolves - characters have wolves, not dogs.

https://ranarh.itch.io/character-helpers-for-the-elders

And finally, Campfire Quilt, a storytellign game that was my first that got covered by an RPG blogger in a very kind article, which really made my day then. https://ranarh.itch.io/campfire-quilt