A lot of info packed in to only 4 pages. The pointcrawl seems like a cool and strange adventure. Nicely done!

everything about this is fascinanting and calls for exploration. One may need a little more danger to build up high adventure. One of the best mood-delivery text in the jam.

I like ancient history, gods and the vibe the island is given.

I dislike that somehow another zine is necessary to run it (not in principle, there are rulebook without end mentioned in this jam, but including another zine makes it difficult to rate. I’ll just ignore it ;)

I like the robot-gods and the tectonic moods they give.

It’s a but wordy, but there are LOTS of areas, so wen need the words :-D

I’m unsure about the “aimlessness” of the thing. But that’s the reason it will come unto my todo-batch to finde out :)

This thing is dense in the best way. I love the subtle implication that the giants are robots too.

Interesting setting that can be fun to explore this floating island. Nice move to connect to your previous entry I absolutely like that!

Really cool setting with an ethereal feel to it. There are also a lot of places in here to make some HUGE impact, which is rad!

I find myself a little curious why none of the other residents on the island would inform the giants that others are active on different days. That being said though, I really think the interactions that exist between the giants and the other denizens are really fun and add a lot

Really cool entry!

Great use of public domain art, alongside the simple & effective pointcrawl map. Really loved just how many encounters were packed in here, and how varied they all were.

But the real stroke of genius was connecting this to The Yaksha’s Sigil! I can’t believe I haven’t seen anyone else pull this off yet- so clever!

There's a lot going on and a lot to do, and the whole setting's got a great retro feel! Great job!

I love the setting. A floating high-tech ruin always adds a lot of richness to a D&D game!

I’d be gloomy too if only my head was remaining.

Love the public domain art, it really fits the atmosphere of the adventure.

Clever to link it to a previous Appendix N entry!

This is a cool concept, I like it. Giants in many flavors is very AppN indexed. So. to start, the cover is a great bit of collage work, really well done. You've got a pretty solid mechanical chassis to run the adventure too. The map lets you down a little though, it's not easy to scan at a glance. Better visual hierarchy would have helped a lot.