STORMCROW'S PROFILE

I looked into it a little bit, and I finally came down on the position that this is sort of SJG's fault for not having a QSR (Quick Start Rules). It's fairly standard in the TTRPG 'industry' to have a free packet called Quick Start Rules that is basically EXACTLY what you described here:

This is merely the "how to play" portion of the content. An abbreviated player's handbook. The game itself, the real game, is densely packed with info, additional gameplay mechanics, and add-on content. I more than highly recommend people buy the game manual(s). This is definitely not enough to run the game or really sink your teeth into it. It's just enough to guide players in the adventures I run in the forums.

Like, that's exactly what a QSR is and if they didn't want to bother putting out a free QSR like most companies do with most RPGs, what you did here is just fine and that's mainly on them.

I really like this page's CSS. I guess I'm a sucker for minimalism. (I KNOW I'm a sucker for the color black.)

If I were to voice one criticism of the overall presentation?

A house that seems to defy the laws of reality.

This is not actually a sentence (it doesn't have a subject, an object, and a predicate) but I don't care about that. What I do think is probably undermining the spookiness is that this fairly ominous phrase is followed by a...picture of a potted plant? Not only do potted plants tend to obey the laws of reality quite neatly, a pixeled image of a potted plant is perhaps the least ominous thing you might have followed up this fairly ominous phrase with. The overall effect seems, to me at least, a little silly.

Also, is there a reason the man is covered head to toe in rags and hooded cloak? Or would that be a spoiler? I only ask because if what you're going for is something like an ordinary man, like a Harry Mason/James Sunderland type, there are much more fitting sprites in that style. But if he's supposed to look like a medieval rag man/assassin, cool.

Final nitpeck: dolorific is an adjective, not a verb. So it doesn't mean "to cause pain or sorrow", it means "causing pain or sorrow". This is a subtle but important distinction, to us grammarians anyway. No one and nothing can ever "dolorific" someone or something (verb), but a thing can be dolorific: i.e. 'StormCrow's memories of RMN were mixed but ultimately dolorific'.

umm...yes if by "altering these texts" you mean rearranging the words inside the input box for a show text event command so that nothing falls outside the lines and making it look clean (over and over lol) then yes; if by "altering these texts" you mean in anyway editing or creating this typeface myself, the answer is no--this is just a font called Hack.

Um, while Steve "Munchkin" Jackson isn't exactly a starving artist or anything, this is kind of piracy, isn't it? It's really good that you linked to somewhere people can buy the PDF and explained there was more content there, don't get me wrong, but...you are still giving away most of the game he designed for free without his knowledge or permission, aren't you? I've done some work in that industry, even if never for SJG, so it kind of leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

(If it was say, WotC, I wouldn'ta said nuffin', but it's a well known fact that Wizards of the Coast eats babies.)

Wow, senpai. Your guitar skills far eclipse my own. Not that I've really ever attempted to play anything that calm or classical (I'm less about the mezzopiano and more about the METAL POWER, but I'm sure they do anyway.)

Nice little composition!