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Hey Ren,

I just read through The Lost Rabbit and the countdown structure caught me—that ticking pressure of the building demolition forcing hard choices about what Ellie's players investigate first. It's the kind of constraint that makes a 3-hour session hit different.

I run SagaForge, a platform where people can actually play the games designers create. We paste your rules into the system, players name characters and start playing right away. No prep needed on their end.

I think Lost Rabbit would work really well here. The countdown clock translates cleanly, the ghost story hits harder when someone's actually playing Ellie instead of reading about her, and the system-neutral design means we can run it exactly as you wrote it.

We're offering ten designers free integration into the platform, their name in credits, and we do a full public replay that anyone can read and learn from. No fees, no strings.

Does this sound like something worth exploring?

— Ian

Hi Ian,

Thank you for reaching out, and for taking the time to read The Lost Rabbit — I'm glad the countdown structure resonated with you.

This sounds like an interesting opportunity. Before I commit to anything, though, I'd like to clarify a few points regarding rights, visibility, and how the scenario text would be used.

Specifically:

Which parts of the scenario would be uploaded or integrated into SagaForge?

Would the full text be visible to the public, or only the replay?

Would the public replay reveal the ending or any major spoilers?

Would my text be used solely for this integration, or could it also be used for AI training or other purposes?

Would I retain full rights to The Lost Rabbit?

Would this integration be non-exclusive?

Could the public page include clear credit, along with a link to the itch.io product page?

Would I have the opportunity to review the integration or public replay before it goes live?

If needed, would I be able to request its removal at a later date?

If these points can be clarified and the terms seem reasonable, I'd be happy to move forward.

Best regards,

Ren