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That is the one thing missing and the reason I didn't suggest it myself. It is in all other ways a really good fit, and it might be worthwhile mining for its downtime rules, if nothing else

I'm still salty about "Un-coordinates" :p

@Fenris-77, your judgment has been posted.

Judgment for Round 1 Match 1: @Fenris-77 Rules and Readability And He Commenced a Great Burning (hereafter referred to as "Burning") was turned in on time and well under the 750 word count limit. The entry remains unedited, and all other tournament rules appear to have been well followed. The...

I mean, it's hard to argue against that

See my preferred Will was a young voice of Alan Wake

Did I love it as a youth? Do I still love it? If so, classic.

Whoever volunteers is great to go!

You could even go so far as to call them a knowledgeable family

And good thing too, or else this joke would be totally incoherent

This is a thread that has gotten absolutely nowhere in a hurry, and definitely wasn't going to get anywhere in the first place. I feel like when the following thing happens: (1): OP posts information that is factually incorrect about product (2): Many people point out their inaccuracy (3): OP...

It's frustrating to feel so stuck, creatively. I want to submit something, but I'm feeling lost in the shadow of my previous entry.

As an educator I will always err on the side of encouraging one to submit whatever they are able to whenever they are able to, regardless of timeline or perceived quality. As a judge I must of course abide by the stated rules of the contest, but I would also vastly prefer to provide feedback on...

Except for that one time a Trolloc could talk for no reason

We've made full RPGs before for this, you're good

One final note about the word count thing; we will paste your entries into wordcounter.net to make sure the body of the adventure does not surpass the listed word count. If it does we will start blind deleting words from the end of your entry until they reach the specified count, and then begin...

Readability is something that some, but not all, judges take into account in their final judgments. Otherwise we expect: (a) A Title (b) A short descriptive tagline (usually something like "A [x] adventure for [y] characters") (c) The List of Ingredients (d) No more than 750 additional words