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I love the concept, the moon being torn apart by gravity is such a raw concept, and a impressively hard sci-fi execution of it. Also cool how the NPCs have their own little goals, which quickly become secondary to survival. Great stuff.

Hiya all,

1. I'm Joonas, I go by Simonides here ^
2. This is my first time in this jam – I'm jamming to practice this thing :) Second jam in total, just finished with the first one.
3. I'm currently reading and loving Pale Fire by Vladimir Nabokov. The metafiction aspect is really exciting – but not sure how that translates to one-page ttrpg's, yet!
4. I want to practice layout work, and I now have a fun idea for a unique resolution mechanism – I also want to incorporate the theme as a creative constraint – let's see how these fit together on a single page.

The light red map as backdrop for text is an amazing technology! Is this a new innovation or have I just not seen it used before? In any case, super cool.

Thanks! I added the extra twist to subvert the story of the source material a bit, to challenge the authority: Being a mean snitch (like Simonides) is uncool, but maybe the real problem is the existence of a guy who just gets to decide octogenarians are illegal :P

Thanks for the quick answer!

Yeah last-minute work seems to be a theme. But system-agnostic is definitely doable.

But thanks for the clear guidance, I'll check out the server!

Hiya,  a quick clarification question on Mothership third party publishing guideline:
In a Reddit post you mentioned that the "Triptech approach" to not declare compatibility until you get approval is an option -- but seemingly the guidance by Triptech was to instead not publish until approval, and then sneak-edit the submission after approval.

But as the deadline draws close, is the guidance to edit (potential) Mothership submissions to be system-agnostic for the time being, or will there be a similar sneak-editing system as for TripTech?