That first image. I can’t stop thinking about it. So many layers! I almost don’t want to read the zine to keep the mysteries alive.

I have plans.

Mine is on the way! So excited. 😆

Echelon generates the forest on each visit. The locations and encounters are pulled from Windsong Wood. The tone is inspired by Tannic.

My version is a mashup of JP’s Windsong Wood, Echelon Forest (awkwardturtle.itch.io/echelon-forest) and Tannic(weirdwonder.itch.io/tannic).

Tiger blood! 😝
Seriously though, I can’t keep up. But I sure like trying.

It was really interesting that even though we had our own devices, conversations happened by looking at each other and focused around the screen.

Lessons:
- Need a good room mic or individual audio.
- TV screen for map and video chat supports the sense of a fireplace we gather around.
- Each player uses a device to move tokens and explore the map.

Using mural.co everyone could access the puzzle lock mechanism and work out a solution.

What I'm trying to say is that this shit doesn't happen in a vacuum. I had a lot of help! Anyway here's the adventure:

yochaigal.itch.io/the-feast-of...

A tangent, the Navajo are reappropriating Star Wars. Some really cool art is coming out of that scene. Here’s a poster I saw a couple years ago in Arizona promoting a screening dubbed into Navajo. Leia’s hair is traditional. So is their story of twins that bring balance to the cosmos.

Star Wars without the opera is grim dark.