Concept: “The first day of the rest of your life turned out to be your last… You’ve pledged your heart and soul to Nechrubel. And he accepted.”
Content: A bridal scvm. Sacrificed at the alter.
Writing: A parody of wedding day traditions and tropes, blackened and burned.
Art/design: Elegant use of line, tone, and color make for a truly disturbing bride.
Usability: Wedding “gifts” of variable quality. But tradition is tradition, I suppose.

Concept: “NPCs who have a vested interest in your PC(s) … but almost certainly not with good intentions.”
Content: Relationships based on grudges and disappointment; 6 entries in 6 categories
Writing: Entertaining and inspiring; plenty of material for introducing conflict
Art/design: Economic and effective
Usability: Clear and clearly delineated visual presentation

This entry was sponsored by the creator as part of the Ex Libris RPG crowdfunding campaign.
“Feel free to mix things up for even more disturbing relationships!”

Concept: “If a vile scumbag has earned a carnal punishment from the gods, or a gutless worm is unable to decide which position they desire, this is the supplement for you.”
Content: A table of STDs and a table of positions
Writing: Descriptive names and clear explications of effects
Art/design: Straightforward delivery embellished with blackletter, colored lines, and engravings
Usability: The diseases have effects and some mechanics; the positions are just for lulz

Concept: “Terrible part-time jobs, cheap tenements, roguelite progression, and a dating sim”
Content: Downtime activities—basically, all of the mundane drudgery you usually play games to escape from
Writing: Alternately soul-crushing and bizarre, but also consistently comedic and even beneficial
Art/design: Relatively traditional but with on-brand typography and color choices
Usability: “Downtime is extremely optional, and it may not fit the flow of some games.”