Concept: “A strange merchant has come to sell prosthetic arms for those who are short-handed.”
Content: An inventory of replacement appendages with unique benefits and drawbacks
Writing: Concise descriptions peppered with witty comments
Art/design: Optimized for easy use without sacrificing character
Usability: Don’t forget to add to the Misery count to the roll result

Concept: “A beast from the depths of a labyrinthine dungeon. Ambush predator evolved from mere ambush and mimicry. Rush delivery as standard.”
Content: Killer kabinet
Writing: Witty and parodically minimalist
Art/design: Clean, well-organized imitation of a product factsheet; very appropriate for the concept
Usability: Features adjustable shelving

Concept: “A business-card sized table to enrich your horse acquisition experience”
Content: A table of four types of horses, each with its own practical features
Writing: Quick and descriptive
Art/design: Stylized enough to add character but without hindering use at intended size
Usability: It fits on a business card, but it’s still easier to read when printed full-size

Concept: “a reference sheet for the optional omen rules for Mork Borg”
Content: Business card formatted Omen rules.
Writing: An essentially pragmatic summary of Omen mechanics.
 Art/design: Effective hierarchy draws attention to frequently referenced text. The weathered background and small illustration enhance rather than distract in the stylized version.
Usability: Available in stylized and printer-friendly formats. Both with legible reference text.

Concept: “A compact variation of the Mork Borg starter adventure, Rotback Sludge, using assets from 2 Minute Tabletop, totally free and Roll20 ready!”
Content: A Rotblack Sludge Battlemap.
Writing: Has a version which includes the rules reference.

Art/design: Lovingly detailed. Clear grid elements incorporated in manmade structures.
Usability: Full color, rules reference, and black and white versions available. Suitable for online or physical tabletop play.