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Ran this yesterday and it was a ton of fun, great job!

Took us about 3 hours, and the ship exploded at the very last roll, but the players all had a blast both figuratively and literally. 

I had 4 players so I replaced Charred Patch with the fourth PC's mirror, but I think if I did it again and (again) had a scientist PC I might replace Charred Haste with them instead. 

It makes the timeline a bit easier to think about, and gives that Charred PC more visibility. 

All in all though, very easy to run and a lot of fun. 

My one ask would be a player-facing map - could literally be the (excellent) GM map with just the text and vents removed, but it would have been nice to be able to show them a proper one rather than my quick paint mockup. 

Holy hell, the New Game+ where it becomes a survival horror TTRPG? And the cars you beat are hunting you down? Immaculate.

Thanks, same to you!

That was a different person entirely? 

You've provided absolutely no information on figures (even ranges), what you can offer in concrete terms, past successes and clients, etc. 

Thanks for reaching out! I'm afraid I wouldn't know how to start doing this for video games - this was intended to be specific to Tabletop RPGs, which are more often formatted as PDFs. 

That said, these two resources may be useful, and best of luck! 

https://webaim.org/projects/screenreadersurvey10/ Screen Reader User Survey #10 Results

https://www.sarasoueidan.com/blog/testing-environment-setup/ Setting up a screen reader testing environment on your computer

Depends on the game, but many absolutely have source code worth stealing. 

Suggest people stay away from this, it's sketchily vague and insulting people's work isn't a great look.

Offering free help to make your RPGs more screenreader-friendly and otherwise visually accessible. I am sighted and don't have vision accessibility issues, but know at least the basics and can help improve things like making sure screen readers read in the right order, adding alt text to images, etc. 

Just looking to do a good deed, no payment necessary but credit and a linkback would be appreciated. Comment if interested

This looks cool as hell, nice job!

When I saw the pictures, I said "Oh no", but in a good way. Looks fun, and I love the juxtaposition. 

This looks gloriously fun, and there's Orc flavour in every bite!

This looks immensely fun and we absolutely need to play it - cute drawings too!

Looks fun! The illustrations are really cute, and the whole thing oozes flavour. 

This looks fun, and the map looks great! Also huge props for making a text-only version, that's great for accessibility.

Looks fun! The colourcoding is a nice touch, as-is the catchup mechanic for if your vote doesn't win. 

The tables especially have some great entries, and this looks like a lot of fun. Nice job!

Also seconded on "The jingle bell will toll for thee" lmao. 

The tables especially have some great entries, and this looks like a lot of fun. Nice job!

Also seconded on "The jingle bell will toll for thee" lmao. 

Thank you! May you one day ascend to Small Godhood and beat the shit out of the system too. 

I ran this a couple days ago and it was a ton of fun, thanks for making it! Perfect short party RPG

As a disclaimer, I received a free copy of the book in exchange for helping review it and provide feedback. I have not yet played/ran it, so this review is based on a thorough reading of  it. 

Ruins of the Rustworm is a fantastic, evocative adventure with multiple fun and distinct factions, a huge map to explore, and enough cool descriptions that I started planning out a game whilst reviewing my copy. 

It manages to be properly system-agnostic, unlike many other claimants. Instead of providing stat blocks for creatures, they are given strong descriptions of their advantages and drawbacks, and general tactics, which look to be easily adapted to other systems as long as you have a reasonable grasp of said system. 

I took a random monster and was able to stat up a reasonable Heart version of it in about two minutes, in an encounter that felt like it'd be very fun - hit and run ambushes in a lava pit. 

Various event and encounter tables are provided, generally with loose mechanics that should be easily adaptable to most tables (e.g. "The floor is brittle and may fall out from under you. DEX Save to avoid falling"). 

The zine is highly focused on dungeon delving, and relatively low on social aspects but does include a few interesting opportunities for them. It feels like it's best suited to a relatively low-magic game, due to the high number of environmental hazards, but a high-magic system at lower levels would also likelywork fine.

All in all, highly looking forward to running it sometime, and I'll update here when I do.

If you did, I'd love to see them!

Oh, it was the Crimson Countess adventure [spoilers below for others reading] and it was a blast.
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We unhitched the train cars, tried to lure the monster to the Were-Leopard cages, quickly got attacked by the Were-Leopards, locked ourselves in with the monster, one of us died and the others narrowly escaped. Got onto the train by hiding in boxes, pretending to be a doctor after poisoning the musician, and pretending to be an engineer.

Played this at a con and it was great fun, now looking to run it for some friends!

No problem, it's working now, thanks! 

This looks really cool, but I can't see a way to download/buy it - is there something I'm missing?

Email sent! =) It may be in your junk folder. 

We had a fantastic time, thanks! Definitely one of the best oneshots I've run so far. 

Essentially you can give it commands like "/draw_fate_card" and it'll pick a card for you, then tell you the result. 

It does contain a lot of the PDF's content - arguably enough to run a less-flavourful game by itself - so I won't distribute it without permission. For instance, it quotes the text for each card you can draw.

Hi there, I'm gonna be running this in a couple days and I made a simple Discord bot to handle the card drawing bits and nicely format stuff.

I don't plan on sharing it beyond my private game server unless you'd be comfortable with that, but thought you'd be interested to hear about it. The game looks really fun and I'm looking forward to it! 

More than happy to show you the bot and make it public if you'd like, or to discuss.