NaGaDeMon 2024 - Progress and Bluesky

I'm more than halfway through the Narrator's Guide, and it's tough culling what I want from what I want to put in because I think it's cool. 

I'm still on track to finish this bit of the prject by the end of NaGaDeMon 2024, and might even manage to get another booklet sorted out. If so, I'll manage to get a full starter kit ready for the game... something that will be print and play, with everything necessary for a session beyond the deck of cards, pencils and tokens.

It's also nice to see my Bluesky account has picked up a bit in recent days with an influx of new members on the X-odus from other platforms.

If you're interested in following me there, I'm at https://bsky.app/profile/vulpinoid.bsky.social





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