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This entry is so much fun! It drew me in because I loved the title and cover art, but I stayed because the presentation of the adventure information is so fun and meta. The completionist who likes to read everything in me had to get past wishing I could read the brochure text that was covered by the post-it note text, but I think you did a really good job of choosing what information to share where. 

I see from the comments below that there's a way to turn the post-it notes on and off, but I didn't put that together from the layer information in the game landing page, and I couldn't figure that out within my Macbook document viewer settings. I wish there were a way to more easily navigate that; I wonder if it might be possible to upload a version without the post-it notes for the game master to use, in case folks are having trouble with the layers?  

I LOVE your suggestion to add the post-it notes by hand, and if I were going to run this (and could figure out the layer situation) I would probably do that! 

All in all, I think this is a really fun and clever entry, and I like the way you presented it. I think you made excellent use of your title assignment! 

thank you for your kind comments! i relayed them to our graphic designer, too.

i just checked and you're right, mac preview doesn't appear to support PDF layers. surprising and disappointing! also, we actually added only-GM-notes / only-PC-notes versions but limited to paying customers