
To quote an amazing character "There's something so human about taking something you love and making it a little worse so there's more of it" The New Edition TTRPG Jam is an opportunity for people to take a tabletop game they've made and mess with it, change something big like a mechanic, or shuffle some oddities into the lore. You have a solo game about travelling home after the trojan war? Well the gods are now furbies and your crewmates are racoons. You might wish to make some solid changes to an already released game, changing the tools required, the SRD used, the length of time it takes to play. Whatever the change you make, as long as it's meaningful, or a little cursed in the best of ways, then this is the jam for you!
To participate in the jam, all you have to do is take a game you've already released and mess it up a little! If you're looking for ideas of what to do to the game, consider the following:


Breathless: A system that makes games where tensions rise with every action.
Caltrop Core: A simple and bare bones system built so that anyone can make a game with it, regardless of experience level
Carta : A card-based SRD for creating games that tell stories about solitary discovery
Crafted in a Shell: A system for making solo and two player journaling games that uses your character's emotional state as the guiding force for their journey.
Dice Hoard: A simple dice pool system that uses a central hoard of dice that everyone pulls from.
Motif: A D6 based oracle system built for solo oracles and game systems.
Standing Ovation: A system for making tense short experiences such as performances.
Wretched & Alone : A system for solo journaling games about struggling in the face of insurmountable odds to survive, or to achieve
The following are websites that collate public domain, stock, and licence free art. Be careful when using these sites, AI art seems to get everywhere these days!
https://pdimagearchive.org/galleries/all/random/desc
https://www.oldbookillustrations.com/
https://www.nga.gov/open-access-images.html
https://www.metmuseum.org/about-the-met/policies-and-documents/open-access
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