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The random table on the back was one of the inciting ideas for this, so I'm glad you enjoy it. I have mechanical ideas to go along with the different areas, just didn't have room for them on 4 pages.

Yeah I was definitely leaning into the weird with this one haha. I've already got some ideas for more surreal dream scenarios.

Are you referring to the cover font or the interior font as difficult to read? And yeah looking over it again seems like some stuff got bolded that didn't need to be.

Thanks Scott. Yeah my intent was a point crawl at first but kinda ran out of time and room for a map. 

I like the visual of the back, but agree it's rough for mechanics to be there. I think I'll make it just like a book blurb when I expand this out.

I think bringing in the visuals to the text would be cool, I tried with the amber section and couldn't get a good balance. But I'll definitely try again with more time.

Thank you! And yeah totally, I love how transferable OSR games are.

Thank you! It was fun to kitbash.

Oh thank you, that's very kind. I was just looking at Anvil of Winter last night, it's absolutely gorgeous.

Absolutely! 

We had a last minute dropout for my regular D&D crew and they decided to play this as our backup game. We had a total blast and when we finished the adventure they wanted to keep going so I grabbed the base game and we played Yacht Shock and a randomly rolled one where a rampaging elder god attacked the boardwalk. 

I did have some questions though. How do you do combat? The game seems to say that enemies get turns in combat but they don't have statblocks. I ran it that when players chose to attack they'd remove effort tokens on successes and they'd lose grit on failures. I didn't roll for enemy actions.

Also recovering luck, the adventures seemed to naturally have a ramping up effect. So by the time they lost luck the stakes were higher and it didn't seem prudent to make checks more difficult and risk losing grit to maybe recover luck. How do you handle luck? Is it more of a back and forth? A depleting/limited resource? 

p2 Table of Contents - spell out page numbers to match the ones on the pages?

p4 Bonus Quirk: Slow Motion - last line "you may choose to 1 grit or 1 luck."   choose to what?

p5 Rolling the Dice - 2nd paragraph last line - "1 more their character would be good...",    add "if" after more?

p7 Magic & Powers- last line "when they fight certain of supernatural creatures."    remove the "of".

No problem Michael, looking like it'll be a blast to play!

I was assuming that was the case with Full Moon Monster Theatre, just "last moon" instead of "last full moon" was a bit unclear. I think saying last month also helps get the idea across due to that being the rough timeframe between full moons.

Background - first and second sentences - intentionally using marajuna instead of marijuana?

Important Figures

-Rian Dyer - last word pendent should be pendant

-Nyarlathotep’s Liegemen - says KHPL instead of KHPA

Scene 3 - dramatic question 2 - chase down the dealers 

- “The babetacular man and women…”, it's otherwise described as just one woman

-Chad Blaze & Brooke Green - says they won on “last moon's” episode. Should that be “last month’s”?

-check out the tvs - “It came From Beneath the Sea!”, came should be capitalized too, also I don't think that movie ends with an exclamation point 

Scene four description - pendent should be pendant

Scene 5 - entry 3 - are they trying to convince the couple they are one of the creatures? Or should they be trying to convince them that they're not a creature?

Scene six - bullet 3 - barricade the door - intentionally no roll required for this one?

What Happens Next - sixth bullet - pendent 

should be pendant