Lyla

@lyla.bsky.social

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TTRPG designer | Cosmere RPG Project Lead | go.jarofeyes.com/jukebox | jarofeyes.substack.com | ❤️‍🔥 co-op houses ceramics | RPCV | she/her

Screenshot of a review article with Jukebox mentioned, and the game Petal. Click on the link to read the articles!
An array of game materials, including the box set for Raph D'Amico's the zone (showing a half skeletal figure and a green swirl), dice and GM screen with the Cosmere RPG logo, the playbill-style cover of Jukebox and some conveniently hidden adventure print outs.
PAXU con map showing the IndiePress Revolution Booth (3701) next to Pandemonium Books and Games (3800). Near Friendly Skeleton/Creatist Games (3709)
Jukebox product page on Tabletop Bookshelf. Describes the product as Small Group (3-5), Long (2-4 hours), All Ages (Family Friendly), Mechanics (System): Playing cards (Custom), Genres: Music, Drama, and Modern Day, Complexity: Beginner
A hand in the foreground holds a brown paper pouch with tea in it. Hand written on the pouch are the words "The Survivor, black tea, beet root, lapsang souchong, coranny seed, orange and lemon peel" In the background in a blue ceramic mug is a satchel with blood red tea.
Indie Game Design and Music 🖋️📖🎶 Make a Playset for Jukebox (Workshop) Signup in the thread 👇 Thursday 10am – 12pm @ Diana Jones Awards table (Hall C) Saturday 10am – 12pm @ Diana Jones Awards table (Hall C) Jukebox ChainxLink MASH-UP 🎤🔗 (Signing & Creator Meetup) Friday 1pm-2pm @ Booth 449 Buy Jukebox @ GenCon 💸 Plus One EXP & Indie Press Revolution @ Booth 449
A screenshot of the IPR best seller page, showing Jukebox: The Karaoke Musical TTRPG on the page. A sparkle and graph going up emoji are on the screenshot.
Gamehole Con 12 Logo and Monte Cook Logo with advertisement for the POC Industry Dinner Open Application
A grid of 6 photos, all showing people holding the Jukebox zine. The cover of the zine looks like a playbill, with the name Jukebox: The Karaoke Musical Table Top Roleplaying Game. Below it is an image of nine different characters singing: A 1920's jazz singer, a waitress, an astronaut, a bollywood dancer, a motown singer, a victorian/gothic scientist, a cat, a basketball player, and an old timey child.
A pen and pencil sketch. In it, a serious looking woman steps forward, wearing a cloak of feathers.
A screenshot of the Ennies' "Submission Successful" page.
A screenshot of the what should we have tomorrow sticker set, which includes stickers for flour, rice, canned food, eggs, a loaf of bread, a rice cooker, and other food and kitchen implements.
Left with the title "2019" the picture of a red folder with the words "Indie Press Revolution". Right with the title "2025", a screenshot of the Indie Press Revolution homepage, with the product image for Jukebox highlighted.
A cardboard box filled with Jukebox zines is in the background. In the foregrounds is a hand, brandishing a microphone.
A video of flipping through pages in the Jukebox zine.
Gamehole Con 11 Logo with advertisement for the POC Industry Dinner Open Application
Right: A hand drawn sketch. Left: A 3 by 3 beautifully rendered grid of singers from different musicals.
Jukebox presents James Mendez Hodes' Romance of the Street Kingdoms: As tenements burn and the Imperial Magistrate's expressway pierces the neighborhood, your crew of rhyme renegades rallies resistance amidst calligraphic spray tags and storefront Buddhist temples. Are your swords and lyrics sharp enough to defy the Mandate of Heaven, or will concrete and steel crush your neighborhood’s future? "Wu-Tang, Hip Hop" is the Musical Inspiration. Designer Quote: "....The very first PC I ever played was an adventurer from Wu-Tang. I wanted to use the karaoke format to create a playset which could support not only a traditional sing-along, but also a freestyle cipher for rappers." Read Mendez's full interview below.
Jukebox presents Devan Wardrop-Saxton's ONE LAST JOB: When a risky job went south and left your crew empty-handed, you thought your thieving days were through. But after years of lying low, you finally have the perfect opportunity to get the band back together and take one last crack at the heist of a lifetime… "Pop, Indie, Rock" is the Musical Inspiration. Designer Quote: "Heist movies are so delicious! I’m partial to ensemble stories just in general, and I love how much room there is in the genre to experiment with tone and explore as many kinds of tangled-up character relationships as you can think of..." Read Devan's full interview below.
Jukebox presents Danny Quach's Friends… FOREVER?: Life's a bummer when you and your besties are stuck in the endless loop of a B-grade slasher flick. Can your group of friends ditch the drama and stand up to your killer or will you relive your untimely demise… FOREVER? "Pop, Pop-Punk, Emo" is the Musical Inspiration. Designer Quote: "I’m a self-proclaimed “Elder Emo Millennial” who has a penchant for horror movies so what better way to merge the two than to tell a campy, bloody, funny, tragic story? I tapped back into my early 2000’s, teenage angst where my friend group ruled the world and a small rumor could be the talk of the town..." Read Danny's full interview below.
Jukebox presents Charu Chandni Patel's Light Up the Sky: When you and your childhood friends forged a bond at the neighborhood Diwali festival, it felt like a quirky and imperfect second home. Now, Sitaara Corporation aims to take over and commercialize the neighborhood. It’s up to you and your friends to keep the festival local—FIGHT THE POWER! "Bollywood, Pop Punk, Indie Rock" is the Musical Inspiration. Designer Quote: "I wanted to showcase the bollywood that I grew up on from the 80s and 90s and tie it to movies like Wet Hot Summer and the Goonies. I really enjoy pairing up Indian themes and elements in genres that they aren’t always expected to be in." Read Ru's full interview below.
Jukebox presents Basil Wright's Fabula Ex Fata: Your quest was ordered by the gods but now your heroic deeds have been stained by ignoble hubris. Atonement is possible, but only the Chorus knows when the curtain falls… "Epic, Folk, Acoustic" is the Musical Inspiration. Designer Quote: "I wrote an entire paper in grad school about hubris, to the point that my professor told me I had actually written too much about it, haha! So a chance to craft something that focuses on both hubris and the traditional Greek Chorus was too much of an opportunity to pass up!" Read Basil's full interview below.
A fake copy of Jukebox is held towards the camera. Text below reads "This is but a shallow facade of what the game will look like (this is pedestrian printer paper, not the actual zine) Please fund the game!"
Jukebox presents Brooke Whitney's Lost in Paradise: When a disastrous plane crash leaves you stranded on a deserted island, you must find a way to survive or escape. But every castaway has a secret, and so does the island… "Reggae, Alternative, Indie" is the Musical Inspiration. Designer Quote: "I’m Native Hawaiian and I really wanted to incorporate the music my family loved listening to when I was growing up. I’m happy to spotlight an island setting, as you don’t see them very often in roleplaying games. Maybe you’re lost, but maybe it’s not all that bad!" Read Brooke's full interview below.
A notion KanBan filled with line items for Jukebox kickstarter tasks.