what I do remember is that there was a junji ito collection some years ago that included a soundtrack by the pinballs. do you think their involvement was a deliberate nod by someone who remembered the machine? maybe even an easter egg by junji ito himself?
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If you click on one of the J-cards on the site you linked, you get to a PDF that tells you the exact size of you card after it’s been cut. With that, you can create an area of that exact same size (tables, text boxes, tab stops – knock yourself out) and write your copy text in there. Just be sure to extend any artwork beyond that line (so that you get no ugly white borders after cutting it down to size) and keep in mind the margins of your printer. For the reverse side, just mirror the area of the other side (assuming you centred it, so it’s always the same distance from both sides ) and duplex-print.
It might be a bit of a pain do do it in Word but should be doable 🤞
Best of luck ^^
I started reading this and went “All those smells seem rather on the nose—bit cheeky, no?”
Then I read on and didn't find it too funny anymore.
Finished the short story(?) and now I hope I won't have to smell either in the near future 🙈
Gets straight to the point and evokes a terrifying, actionable scenario.
Can't wait to see others go through the same progression of emotions ;)
Sorry if this is too straightforward, but, in the interest of furthering human made efforts, if you still want a rougher die instead of the current vector template, here is a quick one I just sketched for you.
100% human made, free of charge, no strings attached 🤞
(Obviously also means I won't be disappointed if it's not what you're looking for—I have no idea how long the imgur link works anyhow and I'll delete this message if you want me to)
Ooh, there’s some excellent world building going on here 👀
Besides being a great grab bag to pick and choose individualt signs from, this feels like an excellent jumping-off point for people to add their own as they see fit—the style and “language” you’ve employed works super well as guidance in this regard ^^
I don’t know how and why, but the way your poetry frames these urban legends feels like it can speak to everybody at the table in wonderfully different ways. Like, a GM could use one of these as broad inspiration for a mystery, read another to the party and drop yet others into the game world as found flyers and each time the effect at the table would differ wildly. Truly makes me question how the format/medium influences what people get from something 👍
I hope some PCs try to find out who penned these dark prophecies in-universe…
Wow, this goes really hard with how far in-universe players are invited with the magazine handouts. I love how these kinds of entries build a whole new level of reality on top of The Lost Bay’s initial fiction, weaving exponentially deeper stories with each new addition.
Also, I absolutely dig the style 🤘
Oh dang! What a perfect way of anchoring the weird to the real 🙌
While there’s some fun actual story-telling and possible interaction already baked into the text, what I’m much more interested in is the possibility for story to emerge simply from players asking questions about a quirky little phrase here or there. This catalogue reads like it could fuel a whole campaign just by the power of curiosity.
I’m blown away by the “realness” of this entry. Everything about it feels like something I’d expect to find a grainy picture of posted onto some tiny county’s obscure local forum, asking who had been hanging these all over town.
Like, I have no doubt in my mind that this poster is exactly what people would put up around The Lost Bay once the first few kids go missing around the old folks’ home. And you even managed to make it actionable for the actual game!
I love the concept of taking something familiar and with minimal modification fundamentally changing the way you interact or think/feel about it. Having finally gotten through House of Leaves for the first time recently, these bookmarks come at the right time for me to have similar fun with seemingly innocuous books ^^





