I'm currently not looking into translating my games (I have too much on my plate at the moment ๐โโ๏ธ). Thank you for the offer tho! ๐
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Hi there! In Iron Valley, promises are your character's quests and goals. You set up promises by following the instructions in the move Make a Promise (page 78). Name, is the quest's name. It can be as simple as "Buy a Chicken" or as flowery as "There's Something Odd About The Ticksworth the Clockmaker". The Steps & Notes, section is for you to write down your character's thoughts, as well as record the steps you might need to make in order to Mark Progress on the promise.
I've attached an example of what this would look like. I hope this helps clear things up ๐

Thank you for asking! Here's my quick and easy rules for making stuff based on my stuff ;)
- Mention and link back to my game. Preferably, in the store page and the document.
- Please explain the mechanisms in your own words. If you decide to use any of my writing then you're gonna have to quote and cite me like we're in college haha
- Absolutely no use of Generative AI or LLMs is allowed.
- Don't put anything in your game that would make me and my games look bad by association. For example (but not limited to): racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia, antisemitism. You get the picture ๐๐ผ๏ธ.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to shoot me an email (contact.mkirin@gmail.com). Best of luck on your game design journey!! ๐
Hello, Jinglewitch. ๐
In this game you only use one page (one side of a sheet of paper). All of the prompts, including character creation and killer creation, go on the same side.
The rules were formatted to fit in a single sheet, double-sided, so the line "flip over the page" was put in place to let people know (particularly people playing with the physical rules) that once they finished creating the killer they should flip the rules and continue with the instructions there.
Sorry for the confusion. If you wanna see what the game looks like when played, scroll down this page. Many lovely people have shared their runs. ๐
I had to double check the book for this lol
Technically speaking, there's nothing in the rules that says you have to reset EDGE after a mission. The spirit of the game is that there has to be some sort of release after a mission, but until I actually put that in the book in some form of errata you can keep your EDGE. Feel free to envision what this means for your pilot!










