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Great, I found you. Yeah I'll swap you to another one now!

I do not see you on the Master List, did you join with a different account?

Your title is in the list, just search Imaro and you'll see it!

It looks like I did give a title to dangerswift. So I'll remove them and just transfer that title over you Sceluspress now and you should be all set!

Itch seems to think you joined 2 hours ago (when you made this post).
Did you join and leave and join again today? I don't have any record of you from before so I may have missed you then. But since you're in there now I would expect a title tomorrow morning.

Your title is in the master list, looks like it was put in there shortly after you joined. Just search your username to find it!

As a follow up to this, I see that you have created a project page, but I don't see any game file on it. It doesn't need to be in there until the deadline, but I just wanted to make sure that you didn't fail to upload it by mistake.

Great question!

If your entry is free, then yes! You’re all set!

If you’re charging for it then no, you’ll have to provide free copies to the judges. But we’ll come around asking for those later, so it’s not something you have to worry about right away.

This is so awesome, thank you for offering to do this!

Sure, title updated

Sure, title replaced in the doc

You got it, new title on the list

Go for it! We’ve got no issue with it and thank you for asking

That sounds awesome! While it won’t be considered as part of the project for judging purposes there’s no problem with you making it.

Many of the titles do reference people/places from history or myth. It's totally cool if participants aren't comfortable with that though, I'll switch you out with another title and put your original one back in the pot.

Okay, I have changed out your title in the master list and I'm putting your original back in the bag for newer sign ups

Yeah, let's just drop climbing but otherwise keep it as is

Oh it is, I just spelled it wrong lol. I'll fix that in the list.

sure, that doesn't change the essence of the title in any major way

I would recommend you keep thinking on it. I mean, off the top of my head I could see that as a great point crawl up some kind of supernatural vertical forest.

I'm not worried about it, I figured this would happen with a few titles.

I'm going to give you an alt, but you're stuck with that (should be featured in the master list)

I would recommend checking out the mythology. It's fun to read up on and you may find some inspirational stuff you didn't expect! Alternatively, you can just ignore it and go a different direction, you're not going to be knocked points for that. There are high scoring examples of both from last year.

replacement title: The Incandescent Horror. Should be updated on the master list too.

Oooooh I see what happened. Sorry I missed that. I'll get you a different one.

You sure? I think your title came out really good! I'll see if I have an alt to switch it out with, but I'd encourage you to consider using it.

Done. New title is much simpler: Kith and Kindling

You know, after a few hundred titles sometimes I get a little lost in the sauce. Yours is pretty soupy, I will consider an alternative and put it in the master list

You can! Just keep in mind that if the module relies heavily on mechanics the judges aren't familiar with it could hurt your score because it'll be hard for us to determine how gameable the work is.

yup

This is a good question. I can look into how itch handles this in other jams, but right now I would suggest just having 1 person join and rep the team. Important to note that if you win a prize your team will have to figure out how you want to divide it up.

Nah, you don't need to unlist it. I'll just take it off my list. My main concern is people submitting something this year that they've had a year to mill over how to write.

Reminder that this is not a video game jam, this is a jam for making zines.
This is not to say that participants can't have a soundtrack to accompany their project, but it will not be considered in judging.

Reminder that this is not a video game jam, this is a jam for making zines.
This is not to say that participants can't have a soundtrack to accompany their project, but it will not be considered in judging.

Reminder that this is not a video game jam, this is a jam for making zines.
This is not to say that participants can't have a soundtrack to accompany their project, but it will not be considered in judging.

Reminder that this is not a video game jam, this is a jam for making zines.
This is not to say that participants can't have soundtracks to accompany their project, but it will not be considered during judging.

I think that works...as long as your content is not physically bigger than both sides of a sheet of standard printer paper you should be all set.

Yup, it’s a single 8.5x11 piece of paper folded, with content on both sides

We mean that the module can be written to work with any system you choose or be system agnostic. We would prefer D&D but that's not a requirement, so feel free to use CoC if you want!