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It looks like you uploaded a second copy of Bunyip Dreaming here instead of the file for Satan Smith: Crap Demon Hunter.

When I print stuff like that, I use card stock, so thin paper wouldn't be an issue.

This looks interesting.  Is there any chance of you making a version of the print and play file that is formatted for people whose printers can print pages front and back?

Are there any plans to add art to these cards anytime soon?  I bought this set and was wondering if I should just go ahead and print them as they are now, or if I should wait a little bit for the art update.

Bought it, thank you! <3

Hello! On the page for your Halloween sale, there's a listing for Bite Sized Stories, #1, which says it's part of the Stake Sauce series, but when I click on it, itch tells me that I need a password to view that page.  Is the only way to buy the short stories as part as the whole bundle?

Cool.  Thank you!

Is the demo version of the base game enough to play this, or is the full version required?

I freely admit that this title generator made me laugh.  Also, it would be a fun theme for a game jam.

Thanks for making it! It looks great and is easier to read.

There appears to have been a glitch when you made the pdf file.  It's just the cover image and two pages of random characters like:

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Thank you!

This looks fun.  Is there any chance of getting a low ink, printer friendly version of the rules page?

Can this be played solo?

Great!  Thank you.

This looks fun.  Is there any chance of getting a low ink/printer friendly version with dark text on a white background?

That looks great.  Thank you!

Is there any chance of getting a version with a white background instead of mottled grey?  It would be easier to read and more printer friendly.

Awesome!  Thank you very much!

These images are very obviously AI generated.

This looks cute.  Have you considered making a low ink/printer friendly version with dark text on a white background instead of the current light text on a dark background?  I like to do my gaming away from screens when I can, but printing this one as it currently exists would use massive amounts of ink.

Are boardgames without an RPG element welcome in this jam as part of the B Side category?

I threw together a printable pattern for making a tuck box the size of a cassette case for anyone who wants a non-plastic option.  The design could do with a little refinement around the lid flap, but the test version I did with printer paper seemed to be passable.  I don't know if this is the kind of thing should be an actual entry in the jam or not, but it's here if anyone wants to make use of it.

https://oddeerie.itch.io/cassette-case-tuck-box

Have you considered making a version of the rulebook which keeps the formatting, borders, and illustrations of the stylized version but has a plain white background instead of the blotchy brown? This would make a relatively printer friendly version which is prettier than the plaintext version and a much smaller file size than the stylized version.

Great, thank you!

I actually wanted the pages version to print it as a booklet, so if you're already making a booklet version that's great too.

This looks like fun!  Is there any chance of getting a version of the file in single pages format?

Has a decision been made yet regarding if/when the next Transformation TTRPG jam might run?

Okay, so the rules for wordcount say, "Each individual number/numeral counts as a single word when used on their own," but also, "Both bullets in bullet points and numbers in a numbered list are exempt from the word count, with the former preferred over the latter to reduce confusion in word counting."

If I wrote something like

"Your car is [roll d4]

1. Red

2. Blue

3. Black

4. White"

Which rule of number usage would apply in that case?  Should I count it as thirteen words, or only nine?

Good to know.  Thank you.

Is this jam only for video games, or are physical games also allowed?

This looks like fun, and I look forward to playing it!

Same here.  I started out writing a journaling game about the player character being held prisoner by an unknown organization while mutating into some kind of Lovecraftian monstrosity.  I ended up submitting something silly that I got the idea for and wrote all in the past twelve hours.

I wasn't making progress on any of my ideas fast enough to finish them by the deadline.  Then I thought of a simpler game idea while brainstorming what I could make for the Shitpost TTRPG Jam, so my entry is going to be a silly little game about being a weresloth.  :D

There appears to be something wrong with the booklet file.  Everything is shifted down and to the left on each page, cutting off some of the text on the left side and page numbers on the bottom and leaving huge margins on the top and right sides.

I'm going to try to make some kind of solo journaling TTRPG, though I don't know if I'll finish.  I've only made one simple TTRPG so far, and the ideas I'm starting to get for this jam are more ambitious.  It remains to be seen whether those ambitions are within the scope of my abilities or not.

This looks like fun! I started a game with my character waking up next to a burning oil well but then realized I have  a rules question: Is the player supposed to roll the die to determine the level of success of whatever we do with the narrative of every card we visit, or do we only need to roll for success on the face cards?

I also decided to simplify things a little by skipping the bullet tokens and instead using a third d6 to mark my position on the cards with its top-facing number representing the number or remaining bullets.