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A jam submission

Stripes Stalks Among The Swaying FrondsView project page

3-5 players jungle adventure module for Cairn and Into the Odd.
Submitted by Kerisian Kult — 1 day, 22 hours before the deadline
Rated by 18 people so far
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Submitted

Ugh, I’m such a big fan of the Singobaroum as a creature.. Everything is so culturally influenced yet also transformed through the weird sci-fi lens! 

Submitted

Such majestic cover! 

Submitted

Really love the cultural elements implemented in this! The time constraint also added tension and drives the story forward. The map is well done and evocative, and really adds on to the worldbuilding. It would be nice if there's a big large map that we could print to evoke more of that feeling to the player. Great stuff!

Submitted

Love the art and the theme. Also the Singobaroum looks cool, absolutely love it. I also love that how you can create the narrative to be time sensitive with the clock mechanic that might increase on what PCs do in their mission to save the prince. 

Submitted

I don't know how to explain it, but this is how you do maps. It's easy to follow and informs a lot on the worldbuilding. And its placement on the page makes it easier to cross-check the legends with the descriptions too. There are some repetitive information esp. on the first page, but it's more of an editing issue than writing. Overall a pretty solid short adventure.

Submitted

not a lot of things is more fun than terrorizing my players with robo tiger. 🐅 

Also, LOVE the map, clear and  evocative. 

Submitted

cool art, map, concept, and mechanics. love the indonesian touch!

Submitted(+1)

I love the clear signposting for each location! And the Tiger clock is not just a simple game over countdown: cunning parties can exploit it for later encounter with Singobaroum.

Submitted

I think the theme is a nice twist on the pulp genre, and I really liked how the curse was turned into a countdown with an unexpected ending. Great job!

Submitted

Fantastic cover art! straight forward dungeon (island) crawl with additional clock mechanism. The monolith is a brilliant idea! 

Submitted

Not only the great writing and fantastic cover, I love how accessible this whole adventure!