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The rules were a bit hard to parse on a first read, but after going through them again, I had a lot of fun playing out a psychedelic story on a desert planet.

Cool, I’m super happy it managed to give you some fun! :D thanks for sharing and leaving this comment! :D 💖

I’m really honored and curious what made you persevere and give it a second try, and not just ditch it, if you found the first reading to be a tough one 😅 I highly doubt if I myself would be so patient and generous in your place, so thank you 😅

Also, do you maybe have any thoughts what I could try to do to make the rules easier to swallow? 🤔

I noticed the example journal helped a lot, so my first thought would be more examples, but since you're working with limited space in the one-page format, this may already be the best you could've done with the concept.

I'm checking this, it looks cool.

Are you interested in a free translation to spanish?

  • If you accept, how do we do at the end?
  • Shall I send you the translation for you to publish it on this page or would you like me to publish it on my account and give you credit?

Greetings from México :)

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I would be honored!!

Is there a way you would prefer, and/or you think is better? Regardless, I would love to link to your account once it is done (in any case, whether a copy gets published here or only on your account).

(And, just to make sure you don’t miss it, please mark it as licensed CC BY-SA 4.0 as well - as far as I understand that’s how the license terms need to be propagated.)

Thank you for your kind words, and greetings to you from Poland as well! 🥰

I would like to translate this in Italian!

I would be honored!!

Once you do it, would you be so kind and let me know? I’d love to be pinged about it, so that I can either link to your account, or do it and also re-publish a copy of it here - totally depending on which you prefer and/or you think is better!

(And, just to make sure you don’t miss it, please mark your translation as licensed CC BY-SA 4.0 as well - as far as I understand that’s how the license terms need to be propagated.)