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ALT A wooden door stands slightly ajar in a grayish white frame. The very light gray wall behind it is splattered with color (from bottom left clockwise). From beyond the door, a green tentacle with yellow suckers reaches around for the doorknob while a robotic claw reaches out close to the floor. A blue puddle oozes across the brown floor. Bits of speech come from the righthand side of the door, including "tee-hee" and "oops" as well as exclamation points and question marks. To the left of the door, large black text in loose printing has been rotated 90 degrees so that it is parallel to the height of the door. It reads, "Lil Gremlins."

ALT A simple 2-column table with alternating rows of light green and light yellow background. The table headings read, "I rolled a..." and "Limb Type." The first column is numbered 1 to 6. The second column is a list of limb types: "arm, leg, tentacle, flipper, claw, wing." */ /* COVER ALT TEXT */ /* A wooden door stands slightly ajar in a grayish white frame. The very light gray wall behind it is splattered with color (from bottom left clockwise). From beyond the door, a green tentacle with yellow suckers reaches around for the doorknob while a robotic claw reaches out close to the floor. A blue puddle oozes across the brown floor. Bits of speech come from the righthand side of the door, including "tee-hee" and "oops" as well as exclamation points and question marks. To the left of the door, large black text in loose printing has been rotated 90 degrees so that it is parallel to the height of the door. It reads, "Lil Gremlins."

ALT A pale yellow page with slime oozing from the top. 3 monsters are on the page. Purple text reads, "Meet the Gremlins." The rest of the text reads: "You might have noticed that there are a couple Gremlins hanging out on the pages of this rule book. You might even have noticed their names! Now it's time to introduce them properly. This is Bentham. Bentham is 4 & a half. He gets very nervous, but his belt with 2 mechanical arms helps him feel stronger. Bentham causes mischief because he loves to build, and sometimes he doesn't notice when his creations get in the way. This is Corbok. Corbok is 5 years old. He loves to play with paint and frequently gets it everywhere, especially in his feathers. He causes mischief because he likes it when people laugh. This is Lorange. Lorange is 7 whole years old. She is very very smart, and she loves to do puzzles. Lorange causes mischief when she is trying to prove how smart she is, especially when people tell her she is too little to do things."

ALT A screenshot from The Library Game draft. It provides rules for choosing a different item when a resource is missing. The font is made to look like a typewriter, and the text regarding the nonfiction book is written on a catalog card. The rules read, "Alternate Item. Guide the Archetype team to a resource that serves a similar purpose to the one that was requested by the Archivist. Not all resource types are covered here, but the Archivist should use the suggestions in this section to inspire their guidance for any missing item. Nonfiction Book. The players may choose a book near where they would have found the one that was asked for. Since nonfiction books are organized by topic, a nearby book will serve roughly the same purpose."















