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Creator of

Bring Down The Stars [Playtest]

CAIN: Your Hand Is Not Your Hand

How to Write Your First TTRPG

A Brief Primer

Digital Monstergirl

A forcefem monster game

Their Miserable, Greedy Hearts

A solo-journaling game of cursed wishes

Real Boys Don't Have Strings

Guide a living puppet on a magical journey

Girlfriend of the Week

A one-page RPG about courtly intrique, secret identities and queer love

For The Prom Queen

Prom is coming. Will you be ready? Will you be loyal?

The Fairy and The Flame

A Powered By Lesbians game setting

The Beloved Playbook

Everybody Loves You with this Powered By Lesbians playbook

The Last Playbook

Claim your Legacy with this Powered By Lesbians playbook

The Bladesoul Playbook

Become the Blade with this third party Thirsty Sword Lesbians playbook.

A Life Behind Glass

What does it mean to be remembered? What does it mean to be forgotten?

Recent community posts

Their Miserable, Greedy Hearts comments · Replied to Staticfair in Their Miserable, Greedy Hearts comments

Michelle Jones249 days ago

I've added a handful more. Go ahead and grab one!

Princess with a Cursed SRD comments · Posted in Princess with a Cursed SRD comments

Michelle Jones332 days ago

I absolutely love Princess with a Cursed Sword, so I had to write my own Princess Sword game. Thank you for making this SRD, it is a fantastic resource!

https://aleshakills.itch.io/their-miserable-greedy-hearts

itch.io Community » itch.io » Ideas & Feedback · Created a new topic Drafting Co-op Bundles

Michelle Jones3 years ago

Currently, there is no way to save a co-op bundle as a draft, meaning the entire thing has to be put together in one sitting. There is also no way to edit certain vital bundle information while it is awaiting approval, meaning if there are any mistakes, the bundle has to be deleted and remade from scratch. The ability to draft and edit would be a major QoL improvement, even if making edits required the bundle to be re-approved by participants.