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A jam submission

Fording Fabled AegeaView project page

A pamphlet adventure for Pirate Borg
Submitted by chipsandsolstice
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Gameability#104.2314.231
Visual Design#284.3854.385
Overall#304.1544.154
Writing#504.0004.000
Theme#884.0004.000

Ranked from 26 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

The art and colours give this entry a very strong visual identity. The illustrations for areas 4, 8, and 9 are invaluable for theatre of the mind play. 

There's just something about point crawls I inherently vibe with, and this one is no exception. I love the island's layout with all its interconnected paths to go and explore. It makes me think of old-school Monster Hunter maps (complimentary). 

Submitted(+1)

i guess i must be a very critical person, which is why i had a difficult time leaving a comment: nothing to criticize here!

so something nice, instead: lovely use of blue and white!

Developer(+1)

The sweetest comment I could imagine! Thank you so much!

Submitted

This looks like a blast!

Submitted

Perfect use of threefold form and an art tht's not just decorative. Factions looks fanny too, in a way that can make things spin a the table. A solid entry, gonna play

Submitted(+1)

Incredible layout! In awe of how you've fit so much information in a trifold without compromising layout. Stellar illustrations, the area diagrams seem like a good aide for players and gm's alike.

Developer

thank you so much!

Submitted

Nice adventure on a small island. I like the drawings! My only criticism is that the white & blue palette made me think it was happening in an icy environment.

Submitted

Effective writing, clear mechanics, and crispy layout! The maps/diagrams are well drawn and invite exploration. I especially like the diagram of the Deep End. Well done!