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Thanks so much for posting it. Would you mind if a couple of friends and I (who suffer from Depression and/or Anxiety) build off of your zine to create something to hand out in our neighborhood for friends, family, and other caregivers? 
We'll absolutely credit you, and would be happy to share our version here or not post it - whichever your more comfortable with.

I'm excited to hear this! I really love the concept.

I'd like to get the next revision or two of Beneath Ahknoor done before I post it here, but I'm planning on submitting it. 

Good luck! I'm excited to see what you come up with.

The playtest comes with three introductory dungeon levels: The Plundered Catacombs, The Buried Library, and The Warrens of the Beastfolk. 

This is the place to ask questions and provide feedback on them. Please help me polish them to a high shine, since they'll be most people's first experience with the game.

Please let me know about your experiences with Beneath Ahknoor. I'm especially interested in knowing what doesn't click and needs more explanation. If you're reading through the game and find a section that doesn't make sense, or you're not sure how to run, post about it here.

If you've used either sampler or the Winter 2025 volume of the zine, I'd love to hear about your experiences. What were your favorite situations? Even better, what have been your favorite responses?

Post below and I'll pick one response to receive a download key for the upcoming Spring 2025 volume.

I would love to include it. May I also use it for the mouse gold translation?

I love this idea. Would you mind if I translated it for Mouse Gold, a Trophy Gold based restatement of Mausritter?

Amanda Mullins has also shared a collection at https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hiXbbxfPoFOx9snO-_jnpHnEw0GxC8ig

Kalum has released the template as a standalone download at https://rolistespod.itch.io/rosewood-abbey-mystery-template

Kalum from the Rolistes has released a template for Rosewood Abbey mysteries.  If you're a fan of meddling medieval monks, maybe you should write a mystery for this one.

There are a bunch of other templates out there, feel free to add them below if you know of any.

you can submit via a form - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSca5FxrLTnojChRpvB0wgGXkf9waVoZNwy2wavE...

I wanted invite folks to add their submissions to the Carved from Brindlewood Homebrew list. If you'd like, you can reach out to me, and I'll add it for you.

Even though this Jam is over, I wanted to invite folks to add their submissions to the Carved from Brindlewood Homebrew list. If you'd like, you can reach out to me, and I'll add it for you.

Even though this Jam is over, I wanted to invite folks to add their submissions to the Carved from Brindlewood Homebrew list. If you'd like, you can reach out to me, and I'll add it for you.

Even though this Jam is over, I wanted to invite folks to add their submissions to the Carved from Brindlewood Homebrew list. If you'd like, you can reach out to me, and I'll add it for you.

This is a great tool, and not just for kids.

This looks really cool!

This looks beautiful! I wish I understood enough French to read and play it.

Hey there! Thanks for being a part of the Jam.  We've got 29 participants and 8 submissions (so far).

 If you've already submitted, kudos to you!

If you haven't, there are still two weeks to go - plenty of time to finish up the project you're working on.

Whether you've submitted or not, I've set aside enough community copies for each jam participant and then some.  Please, go grab a copy.  I'd love to hear what you think of it.

Congrats on the milestone!
I'm looking forward to digging into the new version.

We're about half way through the Jam, with around three and a half weeks left.  How are y'all doing?

It's been exciting to see the first several submissions, but there is a lot of time left to get your project in. Does anyone need help, encouragement, or a friendly place to kick around ideas?  You're welcome to respond here, or chat folks up on the discord.

Done and posted - A Pawful of Magic - Mouse Gold 

I'll try to get to Another Pawful of Magic after I get some work done on other projects that are eyeing me jealously from my pile of unfinished stuff.

Are there any plans for a printer-friendly version? Otherwise, I may have to go to a print shop to get a copy with higher-quality color than I can do at home.

This looks amazing

I'm thinking of porting my two collections of magical items for Mausritter to Mouse Gold.  Do you mind if I publish them and point people here? 

This looks like a great mystery. You missed one heading in the translation to Engish, Lieux should probably be Locations. Thanks so much for publishing this.

No worries. I didn't take any offense. Thanks so much for your feedback.

Thanks for the kind words.

I can see the game being stressful, perhaps too stressful for some - it comes from a place of anxiety in my own lived experience. 

I meant the journaling about what happens during the event. While player actions don't change the weekend's outcome, players have absolute freedom to describe how individual calls play out. There are no rules/mechanics, but there is absolute freedom about what you want to focus on and how it works out.

As I said before, this all comes down to opinions about games, and differences in preference about kinds of games. If you'd rather call it a story telling framework, I won't argue.

You're right that a different game, with more expansive rules, could really dive into how a call works out, relationships with other engineers and/or customers, and ultimately let the player determine how the weekend turns out. That could be an interesting game to play.

I'm glad you enjoyed the game. I'm sorry to hear that it doesn't align with your interpretation of a TTRPG. To each their own, I guess.

I think the player/PC influence is in your response to the individual on-call events, and maybe the final result of the weekend. That's just another opinion though.

In any event, thanks for the feedback and happy gaming!

This sounds really cool!

I run and play in some PbB games and I'm always looking for good ideas to make these games better. Thanks for posting!

There are some fun ones on the list. I like #14.

It looks like we both landed on the same image for our DD&D Door Jamb Jam submissions.  It's such a cool picture.

Good stuff!  I especially liked the membrane doors and the last two dungeon doors.

Thanks for sharing!