Hand Drawn has a limit.

For some jams I have had not so much time to perfectly design the art I want and so I just quickly do it by hand. Today I put together something quite quickly and I think if my hand writing was not so bad it actually might have worked. The basic idea of Mork Borg is all about the coming of the end of the world. So what do we not know (the premise of the jam) I drew a house with an underground lab. In the day time this farmer is normal sort of. He farms. He hangs with his family. He collects certain things to use in his lab. He sometimes goes and finds those things elsewhere. Then in the night he mostly crafts a monster in his lab. The aim of this monster is to dig a big hole to find a river of fire and some Phoenix Cats that will bring the apocalypse sooner. What do we not know? That there was lava. How did he know it? He talks to a demon.

Now the party can just come in a beast their way through the changing beasts and traps he has set up. Or wait until he fesses up and help him. At the roll of dice it is decided what he is collecting for the beast. The dice decide the beasts in the underground lair.

As we were kept to an A4 piece of paper. The layout of information is an interesting thing to think about. Not much description is needed for a house or a lab. But there are some tables that could help the running of such a thing. The rumours table isn't so detailed, so how to get the characters to care about what is happening.... - it is public knowledge to the family that there is an underground lab. That he goes there at night and sometimes brings mysterious bags home.

So. Maybe there is enough information.

But imagine now, if the words were typed. Or if the map was on one side. Or if I had both sides of the A4 page. But if a DM was just given this. Could they have a good time?