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Thank you so much for the SRD.  Using a cootie catcher as a ttrpg  tool is such a cool idea. I'm having trouble following the instruction though...

3.  the player picks which one they wish to explore and roll the d8 again as a D4 [So I would just regard a 5 as a 1, right? Or 1-2:1; 2-3:2; etc.  so far so good...]

4.  they then fold to catcher the amount rolled one last time and pick the corresponding number
[ that doesn't seem to be possible, since the flaps are numbered 1-8 with one fold showing 2,4,5,8 and the other fold showing 1,3,6,7. so no matter how I used a d8 as a d4,  chances are the number rolled is not displayed on the fold.]

 So my question is this:  why not simply number the flaps inside as 1-4  for each fold? 2x1-4.

 Sorry, it's been a coupler decades since I last folded a cootie catcher. So the experience was a little confusing from the start :D

Oh thank you so much! We fixed the mistake. Thanks for catching it!
Have a swirly day : )

Yes, that's how we do it too. : )

Thank you so much!
Yes, the background is a scan of a cyanotype print. Our goal is to make actual cyanotype prints of the game at some point.

Hi Edilith, I used your beautiful illustration for my nano game "REBEL!".
Thank you so much for sharing it.

I love everything about this tiny solo LARP! Can't wait to be a snail...
The artwork is so pretty!

Read your lil' game "Forest" and it really struck a chord. Then I saw it was CC0. So I took the liberty and layouted it with some public domain illustrations. I hope it's in the spirit of your design.

Yay! If you drop me a mail at sleepybadgergames (ät) gmail com, I'll send you the playtest copy. : )

Aww...Thank you so much! You made my day. I totally agree.
If you are interested, I could send you a playtest copy of "500 year old Greenland shark", a branching-prompt solo TTRPG based on "200 year old Greenland shark". 

Hahaha...Thank you! I am glad you enjoy it.

Oh thank you so much! What a lovely comment. You just made my day. 

Muchas gracias! Qué chido que te gusta.

It Maria Klugh's. Her work is in the public domain. I just took the liberty to colorize it and apply some nice risography textures.

Thank youuu...There you go. I just added the PDF files. 

I can relate as well, having grown up with livestock.
Hahaha your description of players' faces made me giggle. Please, let me know if you get it to the table.
Thank youuuu!

Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I will make sure to check out your game and leave you words as well : )

Wow! Thank you Dave! What a wonderful read. I am happy you had a good time with it. Thanks for the suggestions! I am working on a trilogy of games featuring the Boar Hunter, so I am always happy to receive player feedback.

Holy guacamole what a beautiful adventure. I love love love how almost nothing is written but everything implied within the illustrations.
This is going to get the deluxe treatment: Printed & bound. <3

What a georgous work Evlyn!

Hey Adam, just a little note: I had serious problems printing "Grasping Nettles".
I suspect it's because the PDF includes all the layers and is quite heavy, so reading out the file caused problems for various printers. Had to reduce it to PNGs and compile it into a PDF again in order to print it. I print a lot of TTRPGs and this was the first time I had that much trouble getting one off the screen into my hands ; )
Might be worth looking at some layer-compression or flattening the pages.
Apart from that: I can't waiiiiiit to try it out! Love love love your stuff!

Haha thanks for making it available. 

I just saw you upated the game with an introductory adventure! What a awesome update to an already great game. Thank you for the new material. It's quite the generous package for 2$.
Yay!

Yeah, I actually house-ruled it in my play-through. I simply chose 3 and 6, because the extremes seemed a bit more interesting.
Worked in my session cause I mainly used the lower stat anyway.
But yeah, the total of 8 would result in one more option.(3+5, 5+3, 4+4).
I had an absolute blast! Thank you for this lovely little space gem.

This looks so lovely. Can't wait to try it out.
I have always wanted to make a game with the Biodiversity Heritage Library illustrations of dinosaurs. Nice to see one in your game : )

Oh thank you so so much! You made my day! I am happy you enjoyed my take on Tunnel Goons and even decided to make a video segment about it. Thank you for your kind words <3

Thank you so much for your kind words ip! I am glad you like the concept and enjoyed the graphics.

And thank you for hosting the jam that inspired this!

Thank you so much for your kind words ip! I am glad you like the concept and enjoyed the graphics.

Would you mind posting your review on the game page itself too? The way itch handles jam comments is a bit weird. Thank you!

And thank you for hosting the jam that inspired this!

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Beauuuutiful!

Thank you so much for providing these! 

Absolutely stellar layout and a ton of narrative packed into a trifold-brochure! Great work Tellig Games!

Please also check out my submissions to the One-Page RPG Jam: The cicada's growing wish, Boar Hunter, Growing Together, Dumbass Dungeon Delvers & Drawn to land

This looks absolutely brilliant. I can't wait to give it a go. (Or give it a goo...hehehe)
Two player TTRPGs are a rare thing to find, so I am always happy to try out a new one. Yours goes right on the top of our "to play" pile.
"A psalm for the wild-built" is at the top of my reading-list. Avery Alder recommended it in an interview a while back...

Please also check out my submissions to the One-Page RPG Jam: The cicada's growing wish, Boar Hunter, Growing Together, Dumbass Dungeon Delvers & Drawn to land

Thank you <3 Maybe it's something like a non-lethal micro-version of DCC.

Bradley this looks so lovely! I love TTRPGs based on reallife plants and animals. I want to give this a go soon.

Please also check out my submissions to the One-Page RPG Jam: The cicada's growing wish, Boar Hunter, Growing Together, Dumbass Dungeon Delvers & Drawn to land

Haha...Yeah, sorry I turned your confident heroes into a bunch of dipshits. :D

Hi Hounskull, Thank you so much for the art pack! I used your wonderful illustrations in my new one-page RPG "Dumbass Dungeon Delvers": https://sleepy-badger-games.itch.io/dumbass-dungeon-delvers

Hi Jason, Thank you so much for this great SRD! I YASSified "Dumbass Dungeon Delvers" https://sleepy-badger-games.itch.io/dumbass-dungeon-delvers

A very cool asset pack! Thank you for sharing these!
I hope you have a good Kickstarter run! Vengeance looks rad!
I am based outside the US, so...

Todos los días envío a mi familia y amigues «el animal del día». Hoy, el animal del día era el sietecolores. He adjuntado un enlace a «My many colors». : )

What a lovely little meditation game. <3
I especially like that the prompt trigger is the coloring page. Nice touch!

Please also check out my submissions to the One-Page RPG Jam: Boar Hunter, Growing Together & Drawn to land

Awww that's so sweet! Thank you for your lovely comment. 
<3