I felt like it commited the same sin as Alien 3, but managed to make up for it with Schwarzenegger's final line.

My favorite shifts and changes, but Gnomes is pretty great. Simple, rogue-like gameplay with equally simple graphics.

Ophiuchus, maybe? Haven't read it myself, but synopsis-wise, it seems to meet the description of what you're looking for.

This extends to items for puzzles, such as this painting of a half-elven girl with her dog and an owl door, as well as books and nefarious plans.

Looks like blue sky doesn't support transparency on pngs. Sad day. 😔

Old Frank had some demon-summoning candles that ended up summoning fiends that downed two of the party-members as well as the sons before being sent back to the Abyss.

And another for good measure. A character I played in my first D&D campaign that lives on as an NPC.

Aw, don't. The feeling of someone saying "I took your stuff. What are you going to do about it?" is much worse than the FOMO =P

I'm convinced that the thrill of getting away with stealing other people's stuff is a motivating factor in a lot of the cases. That and the sense of entitlement some people get concerning other people's work.