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Thanks for the feedback! This was my first time working to this small a format/page count and I definitely went overboard on text efficiency. In retrospect, I should have skipped or drastically shrunk the surface map and reclaimed that space for more text, which would have left me more room to address your other complaints and also to really get the wizard's ghost more fleshed out.

(I'm planning on fleshing it out more into an 8-12 page Dragonbane module with separate map files. 4-page A5 is tight, especially since I wanted to include the mutation table and the bestiary.)

I got the chance to play this at Between 2 Cons in Portland and it was an absolute blast! Players from other tables kept walking over to see what all the whooping and hollering was about. Work the crowd, work your opponent, and build up heat to prep your finishing move— but watch out for the reversal!

Apparently I'm an idiot and didn't figure out how to upload the file at first. (I was one of those affected by the Itch Glitch so I had emailed the file to the judges but...)

Thanks!

Same situation (except I was trying to submit in the last 16 minutes).

I finished mine 16 minutes before the deadline... and itch.io was down. Just came back up, by which time submissions were closed. Mine wasn't necessarily good, but it was done, and I was proud of that... but it looks like I'm scored as a DNF anyway.

You need to use the "Download TSV" button to download a .txt file; then the map editor can import the file.

I just had this problem pop up myself. Turning off the AdBlockPlus extension fixed it for me....

OK, so for anybody else who's curious the quick approach is to find the section "collisions" and change every  :0 to :1 in that section. Instant cavern walls!

I like to use donjon.bin.sh to generate maps, especially cave maps, and then import them into the map editor. Works great except that the imported file uses square walls instead of cavern walls so I have to manually fix the walls if I don't want the map to look like something out of an Atari 2600.

Because I'm lazy, I figured I'd save the file, pop open the JSON, and see if it were possible to do some sort of batch update with a text editor, but I'm having trouble figuring out the JSON and thought I'd ask if there are any existing resources before I tried to poke at it more.