There wasn't a thing to mention, but I submitted this to another game jam a year ago, and never touched it again. This time around, I did a good editing pass, created a character sheet (though admittedly not the best work as I was working with a new program), and made a cover.
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Man, I love the setting you made for this game. It's dark, and magical, and just *chef's kiss*.
I really find the ritual casting mechanic super interesting, and it has me inspired for how I should handle rituals in my game DLCards.
But really, I love where you headspace with this, and can't wait to see how it comes, as I know you mentioned you will be continuing work on it.
Damn, I wish I knew how to get the message to you all! I would love to have had your entry! But, I do this ever year, and you can join my discord (twicry.com/discord ) to be able to learn about when it happens next year!
Next theme revealed! Must of Wonder!
Sadly, the challenge didn't happen, but we got a new one. Post either here, discord, social media (tagging #streetgrim25) and tell me about your favorite dice or set of. Pictures count twice!
It will succeed with 15 posts.
You can read the announcement here, with my own answer to the last prompt:
https://ko-fi.com/post/Second-Optional-Theme-Announcement-S6S31C6P0Q
This is a solo or group TTRPG that I made in roughly one week, though I been brewing the core mechanics for a while. Your goal in the game is to make a gift for a child's birthday party that your family invited you to. Do you try and keep the gift tame, maybe just visually appealing, or do you "accidentally" give the child a death ray?

Great note!
Yeah, you don't need to do each mission, but they are different missions a player could do, and change how the dungeon is played, depending on things. I am still 'figuring' out the best way to lay it all out, but will consider making that concept more clear!
Again, thank you so much for taking time looking it over!









