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That makes sense! Thanks for the clarification!

Some really clean layout and a great contemplative game! Particularly a fan of the inclusion of the extra tables, perfect for those who are less familiar with the medium!

I really like the concept! My only question is whether there's actually a gain to using the skills of your past selves - failing gains one stress, and automatically passing by using an old skill also gains one stress, so you're better off just taking the chance regardless.

Really cool concept and a very neat little system! I can easily see a duet variant of this working well too!

Great concept and a great use of playing cards! I love when games use their components to directly reflect an aspect of the fiction!

Incredibly slick layout and a really cool game concept, definitely looking forward to seeing what else you release in future!

This is a really cool concept, and I was inspired by it to create something in the same vein!

https://thecoppercompendium.itch.io/glyphcrawl

Thank you!

Unfortunately that would defeat the whole point of the game!

I, like many here, prefer to use itch to publish my work. I'm currently organising a collaboration between a group of tabletop RPG designers, and the only reason itch is not going to be used to publish the end result is that the option to revenue split is absent.

All I can really do is add my name to those above in asking, please make this a part of the site. It matches the spirit of collaboration this site is known for, and is already a standard option on other sites.

I chatted with Sabrina about this game a little while back on Five Minutes, Not 5e! It was an absolute pleasure to chat with her about it, and the game sounds like a great time!

I chatted with Sam about this game a little while back on Five Minutes, Not 5e! It was an absolute pleasure to chat with him about it, and the game sounds like a great time!

I chatted with Seren about this game recently on Five Minutes, Not 5e! It was an absolute pleasure to chat with them about it, and the game sounds like a great time!

I made a huge compilation of useful links a while back that might be useful! Equally, if you know any resources you think I should add, I'm always looking to expand it!

https://thecoppercompendium.co.uk/so-you-want-to-make-a-ttrpg

I chatted with Luka about this game recently on Five Minutes, Not 5e! It was an absolute pleasure to chat with him about it, and the game sounds like a great time!

I chatted with Deric about this game recently on Five Minutes, Not 5e! It was an absolute pleasure to chat with zem about it, and the game sounds like a great time!

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you had a good time playing! You're absolutely right, it should be tables 5 & 6, not 7 & 8.

I'll have a look and see if I can work out a way to move the Resolve maximum table - I would definitely prefer to keep flipping back and forth through the game to a minimum. If the first prompt on a climb phase is an obstacle, it serves 2 functions - first in determining the weather/temperature and obviously as an obstacle. This particular use-case is why there's a "No card" table on the Obstacles page - there's no card before it to base the effect on.

Thanks a tonne for letting me know about your experience with the game, and congratulations on reaching the Summit!

Love this.

Thank you for making BXLLET!

It's up! https://thecoppercompendium.itch.io/reporter-bxllet-class

Give me a few days (maybe tomorrow even) and I can get it up on my itch!

I've shouted about it elsewhere but I love this game. It's the perfect blend of theming and mechanics, with a lovely push pull of options - I can use this hard-to-obtain resource to great effect - but only by limiting my options elsewhere.

This has been on my list of games to get to table for a long time, I just need to find the right group for it.

Also I may have made a class for it...

I'd never come across those figurines before, thanks for sharing!

Similarly to my other one-page horror oneshots, I'd recommend between 3 and 5 players, plus GM.

Similarly to my other one-page horror oneshots, I'd recommend between 3 and 5 players, plus GM.

I would aim for somewhere in the region of 3-5, plus your game master. Anything beyond that might be difficult to manage. 

It'll partly depend on the system you choose to use to run it: my own preference is Dread, which works really well with 3 players and gets tricky with more than 5.

That's fantastic to hear, glad you enjoyed it! Had a read through of the other games you looked at, as well as yours. What a great selection of games came out of this jam! Absolutely love making games to limitations, it really forces creativity in all the best ways. I look forward to seeing what else you make!

Fantastic concept, incredibly imaginative!

I was very much debating whether it counted when writing it! What would I call it? I honestly have no idea - your suggestion of "activity" is probably correct!

Hope you enjoy!

Thanks for the kind words! I can definitely see an alternate version of this that incorporates an "escape the maze" style of play, though with a 200-word limit I instead opted for a tragic no-win scenario.

If you like this one (and aren't put off by the impossibility of winning), may I recommend the other game I've made inspired by Greek myths, The Boulder?

Backed during the crowdfunding campaign, looking forward to playing it!

Glad you like it!

Thanks for the comprehensive response! I was struggling myself when writing that section to find a better way to put it but couldn't come up with anything that worked better, glad the example cleared up the problems you encountered!

Glad to hear I made the right choice by including an example and thank you very much for your kind words! Was there a particular section of the instructions that was unclear? I'm always looking to improve the clarity of my stuff!

I suspect it might be a combination of both of us on this one! Not sure if my writing was the most clear on the roll needed for each step.

Oh, I meant that the final step is literally impossible, you can't roll a 21 on a d20!

Glad you like the concept! It felt very appropriate to have the die literally be the boulder. Not convinced the odds of winning are quite as good as you think they are though...

Great to hear it! I've got a TONNE of paper around myself (drafts of various TTRPG design, research papers from when I was a student etc.), so this felt like a good way to make use of it and come up with something fun!