Well bargained and done.

Laugh all you want, but do it quickly because that thing is headed this way and it's carrying elementals

The book (notebook, actually) had different missions and rules, and places you could travel to, as well as the story. A bit like the Gloomhaven games (which didn't exist yet), but with gameplay more like the original MechWarrior video game.

#battletech #boardgame #gamebook #fancreation

TBH I just assumed it would be heavy metal, but now I can't get the image of Northwind Highlanders doing this

Blast music, not guns

5. One more thing to consider is inclusiveness.
Would people with dyslexia have a hard time with your script? What about other visual impairments?
You can't always solve this (especially not with a graphic-heavy puzzle game), but it's something to always keep in mind.

4. These are just guides, and they're meant to be broken.
Sometimes for a puzzle's sake you'll want the letters to look alike, so that they can rotate and become other letters. Or make the streets of a city map form a hidden message.
It's your call.

3. Letters should ideally have enough "character" (no pun intended) that they are easy to remember. It might get frustrating for players to constantly need to consult a reference in order to decrypt each individual letter when they're trying to read something.

2. If readers will need to write down the letters as part of solving puzzles, the letters should be easy to write.

1. Readers should be able to tell letters apart (unless telling them apart is the actual puzzle).

Does that mean you're willing to look at the book I wrote?

Lazer's Legion

A Hasidic group led by Rebbe Eliezer "Lazer" Schottenstein, who became anti-Kurita privateers following the Kuritan conquest of their peaceful home moon.

Their emblem is a skull with payot.