Little Celestial Fieldwork Guide

A game by PsychHound

Solo Duet Three or More Paid

a fantasy city exploration photography & journaling game for 1+ players

psychhound.itch.io

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Mechanics

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Tarot Going Outside Creative Tool Journaling Photography

Content

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Religion Fantasy Urban Fantasy Exploration Storytelling Creative Writing

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Dyslexia-friendly font Multiple formats

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Beginner-friendly Family-friendly

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Description

a fantasy city exploration photography & journaling game for 1+ players

This may be the biggest divine migration this country has ever seen.

Through your research in religious studies, and speaking to other colleagues who share your affection for the smallest of celestial creatures, you have uncovered a massive migration of spirits and little gods unlike anything seen before.

Lucky for you, they're passing right through where you live!

You may never have an opportunity like this again. The spirits and little gods are fairly shy, so they disguise themselves as many types of objects so they can hide in plain sight. As a practiced researcher, you're very good at spotting them.

So, it's time to consult your cards, grab your camera, grab your journal, and get out there to start documenting!

To play, you'll need a way to draw tarot cards, a camera (including your phone!), and a way to journal. If you're playing multiplayer, you'll need a way to communicate and share documents.

You draw three cards to get hints about things like where your celestial might be located, what color object it's hidden it, what things it's drawn to, or what it is a little god of. Then you go out on the town and try to find the disguised spirit. Once you do, you'll document it with your camera, and then write all your notes down in your field notebook.

There is no beginning or end of this game, or any goal besides becoming more familiar with the place you live, places you're visiting, and learning to appreciate all the little aspects of your surroundings!

This game is ideal for college students and people who have moved to a new place and want to get to know it better.