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Great and well expressed point about Omelas.

I like the statement "This is not a thought experiment - it is a call to action, as all of Ursula Le Guin’s pieces are", because most of Ursula' stories are about going through a journey (internal or external) and changing. And you can't express change if you don't act on it.

Reading Omelas can be that journey (through a thought experiment), but if we get stuck into debating it and never acting, there will be no change.

I'm glad you enjoyed the game!

To answer your question: yes, the countdown goes down every time you move from one card to another, so if you back track you are also spending countdown points (but any bonus or penalty from the prompt does not apply, since you already answered the prompt the first time you crossed that card).

It should be showing the time adjusted to your time zone (so 12:00 PM in your time, for me is showing 03:00 PM).

Is it ok if I create (and publish here on Itch) dungeons that are compatible with Dungeon Explorers?

I want to make a dungeon for this game as an entry for the RPG Latam Jam 2025.

1) Yes, you can create with someone else. One of you can publish the game in your Itch page and than submit it to the jam.

2) Basically means that you have to respect the copyright of the original game (most of the time, that just means giving credit to the original material that you are hacking). Some games make it easier to know what their license is. Some examples:

- Fantasypunk by TheGiftOfGabes has it written in the game page that Fantasypunk is under the Anti-Capitalist Attribution Cooperative License, making it clear that "you are free to hack, modify, reference, copy-paste, and more as long as you give proper credit and you agree that punching a fascist is always the morally correct choice".

- Free Stock Art from Lucas Rolim is under the Creative Commons license, so you can use and remix for your entry. Just have to give image credits to Lucas.

- You can see in my own entry for a previous Latam Jam that I put the credits for the original game on the entry page: https://ivancoluchi.itch.io/battle-for-manguetown

Out of curiosity: what is the license of this game?

Creative commons? Can others use it?

This is the link for the RPG Latam Discord (it expires after a week): https://discord.gg/HbMGcJun

If you want to find more latam games, see previous entries or seek inspiration for your own entrie.

RPG LATAM Jam 2021 - https://itch.io/jam/rpg-latam-jam

RPG LATAM Jam 2022 - https://itch.io/jam/rpg-latam-jam-2022

Here is another collection of Latam games: https://itch.io/c/4453722/juegos-indie-latam

There's a list of latam games curated by TheGiftOfGabes and Armanda: https://itch.io/c/1887714/rpglatam-collection

There's also a list from a previous edition of the jam: https://itch.io/jam/rpg-latam-jam-2022/topic/1979717/the-latam-games-list

But game makers are more than welcome to drop the links to their hackable games here for others to see.

Loved playing this game! My first playthrough turned into a thiller after I encounter an enemy in the city.

I made a table with some prompts to help me randomize a character and I put it here on Itch: https://ivancoluchi.itch.io/character-tables-for-san-sibilia

I hope that's ok (if not, I can take it down).

Thanks for the nice review!

I'm glad it's being a helpful tool to help create your stories :)

Thanks for the review!

I'm glad you enjoyed the game : )

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Also, that's a cretive doom!

The jam is closed. It was my first time creating a jam and I am very happy that people entered it and submitted very interesting works (I am reading through all of them).

Thank you!

No, there no specific discord for this jam

You can use this space to talk about your submission!

Are you working on something new? Do you intend to submit a tabletop game that is done already? Tell us about it.

Can the resolution mechanic use something other than dice, like coin tossing or rock-paper-scissor?

My pamphlet is coming along. Is a mini scenario for From The Mud.

I'm thinking about doing something for From The Mud. Probably a pamphlet with a location/adventure seed.

I haven't played it yet, but it seems simple and efficient. Really like it.

This is a pretty cool tool to create monster for games, but also to entertain yourself doodling.

Glad you liked it : )

Thanks : ) That's the atmosphere I was going for.