I loved the prompt of the game jam as well. Each character was so unique and could be taken in different directions in different genres and could even interact with each other in interesting ways (like in Dungeon of Alexandria, which is my personal #1 atm). I learned quite a bit about making a board game this past month, and I enjoyed seeing other people's takes on the characters, and how vastly different yet equally cool they were from my version
I kind of wish he had set up a game lineup showing what order he would play the games. Because it was like 530am in my time zone when he started playing my game and I could have been more prepared to warn him about certain rules or even dropped a link to the board game setup in the chat. Not that big a deal though as the game went over well and he managed to see most of the cards we made, and I had a ton of fun watching everyone react to losing friends.
It's good to know that we can keep updating our games, although I kind of have this feel that once Kyle streams it, that's it, as most of the non-participants in the chat will likely only see that single iteration...
Anyway, this just means I have to try to pump out the printable version as fast as I can