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I love this entirely~

This is gorgeously painful.

It's definitely something to practice because I have that same issue sometimes. But even then, just starting to write without a goal is a great place to start, even if the brain is being the brain haha 

I'd also suggest setting a goal of like 2k words and making yourself fill that. Just write absolute nonsense, repeat the same word over and over again. Anything to tap into that flow state. Cause once you hit the flow, the brain can be involved and you can plot and structure and all that other stuff. The flow just helps reach a point where you aren't, like, stuck looking at the blank page wondering what to write.

I usually do some automatic writing to find a flow and then work on figuring out the voice. Those are the two most important parts of the writing for me. With other games it usually involves figuring out the mechanics first and finding a voice that fits that, but for more literary/lyric stuff it's all about flow and voice, and atmosphere as like a tertiary thing.

I don't think there should be a limit, no.

yeah, in the dream sequence or by purchasing armor

Also, thanks for sharing those awesome images with me. I can't wait to see your reading list :)

the current pdf will be all there is until we get further into dev. we're still working on the first draft of the entire book and then we'll share more~

Hey everyone, 

I've recently uploaded a playtest document for Dungeon Girls to the Songbirds page. This is the next evolution of Songbirds and I want to keep it free for everyone to follow along the continued development.

Blerdy Disposition created an entire video essay for Songbirds 3e and I'm blown away. I'm gonna post it here and any other essays that get written that reference the book~

i love rayman so that would be fucking sick

the layout for this is gorgeous

this is sick <3

This takes me back to writing ttrpgs in my notebooks during class. You should keep going. Keep designing. <3

I love this~

1. yes!

2. no! as long as you are inspired by the jam itself, your submission is welcomed.

The influence for them was the movie The VVitch, hence the subtitle "do you like the live deliciously?"

The idea being that they are higher powers you can worship/petition. So instead of the traditional Cleric role, anyone can choose to follow one and live by the principals of that being. But they are also left rather open so as to inspire people to take them and run with them.

So there is no "canon" for them. Yet. I'd have to run a game where a player reached out to one to really figure that part out.

Changelog (2/23/23 - 9:37pm est) - post kickstarter

Whole lot of changes. Enjoy.

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banger game!

That's something I can work on if I find the free time to do so. But until then, some of the great people in the community have made some. If you join the discord they've been made free to download.

https://discord.gg/QSQsKRyeYz

added!

just added some!

I LOVE THIS.

I've always loved the idea of an adventure that's just a map. An illustration. And you've really nailed it here. The encounter table and the treasure table and a map. That's all you need. Killer stuff.

This is a beautiful read and a beautiful game <3

This is wicked. Thanks for the hacks, er, I mean, conversion mods. Saw Keatings in an NA server today so keep your eyes to the sky.

This game is nostalgic of late nights playing Halo 2 splitscreen. Love it. And the cover artwork is gorgeous.

I've added 1000 community copies to the itch page mainly because I feel bad for not answering some questions about the game for like a year >.>

You're correct about the d10 and thanks for spotting something we missed in editing!

Hey, as for the last question: I'd let them add dice whenever they wanted, simply because that could be super tense. But it's totally fair to limit it to only before. 

As for the monsters: yes, monsters roll 2d6+ whatever their attack modifier is. Tho, honestly, using the HD as a dice pool could be really fun. There's probably a cool hack in there.

I think it'd be easy to run solo by following the one-action-per-section-of-time rule, the bingo cards, and then a dungeon you want to explore. If you wanted to ask some other folks, check out the discord! https://discord.gg/S4EdzAjfn2

Hey, this is a very long time to respond, I think I just forgot that this was asked. 

The way I see it: - modifiers are parts of you that you don't like, or disagree with, or things you are *bad* at. I think that's up to you to decide. All that matters is that you will roll lower using them haha

The zines are separate still due to them using the old stats for mobs.

It could definitely be ran solo. There are a lot of tables for generating everything from NPCs, dungeons, and hex crawls. 

I believe so, yeah! The layout artist came up with that stuff so I'm not positive haha

the remastered edition has tons of community copies rn! but ill add a few here too

Yeah that'd be rad! my licensing is usually cc-by so go wild with it. lemme know if there's anyway I can help