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Thumbelina meets Disney's Inside Out by way of the Wind in the Willows and old  children's books about fairies and the like.

Every player picks an emotion of Cælia's to play as and decides what she's good at & poor at when experiencing that feeling. The group then acts collectively as Cælia, a 1" tall human, to attempt to put a stop to all these spore-related shenanigans.

Based on a very minimal version of Fudge RPG (uses 4d6 no special dice required!) and features mud magic, created by foraging for magical ingredients and making up rhymes. 

An adventure is on the reverse with locations & happenings with random NPCs pulled from a deck of playing cards

Plain text files included to make it easier to read!

More of a sketch of a game than something completely finished, this idea's been sat in my notebooks for at least three years so thought would take the opportunity finally get it on paper.

May or may not get updates in the future! This version will always be free & might get a digital update at some point. 

I'd like to make a setting book at some point so star ratings and/or comments are very  welcome to help gauge if anyone wants to see that.

Hope you enjoy!

StatusPrototype
CategoryPhysical game
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(2 total ratings)
AuthorLuke / Æther Corp
GenreRole Playing
Tagsashcan, Cozy, Dice, fate, fudge, Indie, Narrative, playing-cards, Tabletop role-playing game
Average sessionA few seconds

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Click download now to get access to the following files:

cælia-and-the-malfeasant-mushroom.pdf 10 MB
Cælia & The Malfeasant Mushroom.html 10 kB
Cælia & The Malfeasant Mushroom.md 8.6 kB

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I'm low-key jealous at how amazing this looks! A lot of ideas and useful things crammed into two pages, and there's lovely little hand-drawn designs, typographic highlights, and illustrations throughout. Such cosy vibes, perfect for a lazy Sunday afternoon

Ah, thanks Benji!