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A jam submission

Lure of the Vulpine VoiceView project page

A fantasy OSR one-shot dungeon adventure compatible with Cairn
Submitted by Francisco Lemos — 2 hours, 30 minutes before the deadline
Rated by 49 people so far
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Submitted(+1)

Really creative entry - there's a lot of cool details on the map. Great art and layout!

Developer

Thanks!!

Submitted(+1)

Fantastic submission. Full of fantasy and a sense of discovery. The background section and the map are top-notch. I started following your other work and it's all fantastic. I also realized you're Argentinian ¡Saludos compatriota!

Developer(+1)

Gracias!
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Submitted(+1)

That cover and map is *chef's kiss* Very clear, pretty, and explore-worthy. Kind of amused at the not-really-child labor, and overall it's a solid fantasy story!

Developer

Thanks! I'm glad you like it! :-)

Submitted(+1)

I think this is the nicest map I’ve seen in this jam so far! The encounter table is delightfully weird, just like the fae and their creations. Bread doppelgangers my favorite thing now.

Submitted(+1)

Gorgeously alluring cover and map that draws you into a grim folktale.

Submitted(+1)

I'm a big fan of the dark fairy tale setting. This map is one of my favorites among those I’ve seen in the jam, as well as the cover, although I would have liked the information about each room to be organized into paragraphs of text and to be more detailed, rather than focusing so much on potential enemies. In any case, the content is designed to encourage exploration and character interaction with the environment, which is the most important thing in a dungeon-crawling adventure. 

A very good job, congrats!

Submitted (1 edit) (+1)

This is reaching deep into my own Appx N. I see folk horror, Alice, the malicious Elves of Sir Terry, and foremost the one about Three Ladies arriving at sundown.

Seriously: give me a fox and a voice calling at night and the rest of the pages could be blank.

It’s beautiful made, whimsical, but with iron nails behind the back. A Fairytale not made for kids to tell the kids.

Submitted(+1)

Amazingly good art as always!

Developer(+1)

Thanks!!

Submitted(+1)

I really like the blending of mythologies and fairy stories here. It makes this feel both fresh and familiar. The map is beautiful also. Just a nice tight little module.

Submitted(+1)

A nice delve with an amazing map. Could see myself running this as a sort of side quest thing.

Submitted(+1)

Might be my new favorite. This is extremely my shit. 

Submitted(+1)

There’s a lot of great stuff here but I’ve got to focus the praise on the illustration. This cover is sublime and the isometric map is to the same standard. On visuals alone I would pick this up to run it!

Developer(+1)

Thanks! I'm glad you like it. If you run it, let me know how it went :-)

Submitted(+1)

I imagined the children running away like the children in "Weapons" (the recent horror movie). Strong prose, and a banger of a cover and dungeon.

Developer

Yes! That was part of the inspiration for this.
Thanks for your comment! I'm glad you like it.

Submitted(+1)

Banging visuals and a great interpretation of the title. Absolutely going to run this one. The space you've created looks soooo fun to explore and describe.

Submitted(+1)

Whoah. I’m a big fan of folk tale inspired adventures. You nailed it. How did you produce that Map? Amazing. Writing is fantastic, evocative, and succinct. I’m going to run this one. 

Developer(+1)

Thanks! I'm glad you like it. If you run it, let me know how it went :-)

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