What did you revive?
Diablerie - an old board game idea. We had the basic mechanics and narrative flavour, but we hadn't yet brought everything together to make an actually playable game.

Did you use any modifiers? If so which?
Skeleton 💀💀💀
"Early to bed, late to rise" - though we had to spend an extra day polishing

What was your goal? Did you succeed? Any noteworthy lessons?
Our goal: to have a playable prototype
Sub Goal: Add "Furniture" to the game

It was a success! Though the game needs a lot of playtesting for balance etc.
Noteworthy lessons:
- There are a lot of basic rules and ideas in board games that need to be explained to audiences. So making the rulebook takes a LOT of time and revision.
- If you can't explain how something works, then it needs to be reworked

Who all worked on your submission?
@Jana Cruz
@Ben Hudson

Did you use any noteworthy assets in your project? If so what?
Prototype was made in Tabletop Simulator (TTS)
- All 3D board game objects (chess board, dice, tokens etc.) come with the TTS editor
Cards were put together in Canva

Otherwise, we made an effort to create as many of our own assets as possible (especially the art!)