We're both really proud of this and would love if you checked it out! It's free at this link:
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If you want to play this playbook in your own Interstitial 2E campaign, you can download it for free at my itch page here. It is available as a pdf *and* as a Google Sheet character sheet
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And that move title helped me to find the design for the thumbnail of this playbook! So it all worked out in the end!

I based the move Feeling Closer to the Stars on a lyric from the band half🞄alive. The lyric itself is from their song "still feel." but i forgot and thought it was included in their song "RUNAWAY" which is why I included it here. I still think it fits well

I also based this heavily on The Doctor, specifically the Ninth Doctor. Someone good at running away always has an escape plan, which led to the moves Getting Out of Dodge and Feeling Closer to the Stars

I loved the idea of destiny pursuing you while also needing you to be a certain way. Sometimes you run far enough and fast enough that you become someone different in the process. Your destiny needs you to be a man, but if you aren't one, will it even recognize you anymore?

I had just finished reading the visual novel Heart of the Woods, which provided a lot of inspiration. Morgan is in line to be the next host of an evil spirit who has wanted her to be a certain way. When the spirit is defeated, Morgan completely changes her appearance and vibes.

When I told my girlfriend I was making a Playbook and what it was about, she immediately pointed out the transness in the idea. So I leaned in and did what no other playbook dared to do - make pronouns a game mechanic