• Almost feels unrecognizable as a Tunnel Goons hack.
• That said, it's a comprehensive rule set, for what it is, with rich, detailed world-building properly baked into the game mechanics.
• The Gamble mechanic really helps to distinguish this from the other Jam entries (so far, anyway).
• Hero Points are wonderful method for encouraging consistent, frequent role-play. 

• Generally not a fan of adding a 4th stat/Trait but it makes sense here, given the clear distinction between the sci-fi and fantasy elements, in-universe.

• All the PbtA style  touches (Agenda, Principles, Facilitator Moves) provide a solid groundwork for would-be GMs to run this with the intended vibe.

Swords & Sorcery Science Fantasy is a genre I deeply enjoy, thanks for this!

This entry does something most major games forget to do, which is describe the core adjudication loop - Intent + Task is so, so, so important to that loop and is explained neatly here.

I love the addition of the gambling for advantage mechanic, it's neat and elegant and super evocative of the source material.

The inclusion of numerous examples throughout the text is also super useful, and you've got advice and procedure for session 0, which is great!

I'm also a big fan of the advancement mechanic, I think it's neat and kitbashable as all hell.

Great entry!