This looks like playing it would make for a lovely time. Probably would prefer it as a 3 player game, I think.
It’s impressive how much you managed to convey on one sheet of paper. So cool you even included optional rules and modules. I am curious to try the asymmetrical dice mechanics.
Thank-you! I'm excited to check out your games, too. I had a great time playing Little Dung Guy last year so I was happy to see Sleepy Badger pop up in this Jam's submissions.
I did help to playtest this, so bear that in mind, but this is one of the most fun one-page RPGs I've played, and I've played quite a few. The dice mechanics work seamlessly with the theme and it all flows together really nicely. It would be a great game to introduce new or younger players to TTRPGs.
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I like the cooperative nature of teamwork. Rules are well organized and explained.
This looks like playing it would make for a lovely time. Probably would prefer it as a 3 player game, I think.
It’s impressive how much you managed to convey on one sheet of paper. So cool you even included optional rules and modules.
I am curious to try the asymmetrical dice mechanics.
Nice job!
Please also check out my submissions to the One-Page RPG Jam: Boar Hunter, Growing Together& Drawn to land
Thank-you! I'm excited to check out your games, too. I had a great time playing Little Dung Guy last year so I was happy to see Sleepy Badger pop up in this Jam's submissions.
Awww that’s so cool that you played one of my games already! Thanks!
I did help to playtest this, so bear that in mind, but this is one of the most fun one-page RPGs I've played, and I've played quite a few. The dice mechanics work seamlessly with the theme and it all flows together really nicely. It would be a great game to introduce new or younger players to TTRPGs.
Thanks so much, Euan, for playtesting and for the praise!