I wrote some Quill stuff, and y'all should too. It's a fun game. It's neat to define a PC entirely by how they write letters. And creating scenarios for the game is easy. It's also interesting because the ink pot, a collection of inferior/superior words to use in a letter, lets you do some world building. 'Here is a more ignorant or simplistic word or phrase' vs 'here is the precise language for a thing' lets you create something new and define it or describe it. A gliding varmit is a saileater, a red ichor is a security ferrofluid, an Anti-Riot Invocation is a halt-in-place spell, that sort of thing. One version of the language can be obscure, or both can be used to describe something in different ways.

I wrote some Quill stuff, and y'all should too. It's a fun game. It's neat to define a PC entirely by how they write letters. And creating scenarios for the game is easy. It's also interesting because the ink pot, a collection of inferior/superior words to use in a letter, lets you do some world building. 'Here is a more ignorant or simplistic word or phrase' vs 'here is the precise language for a thing' lets you create something new and define it or describe it. A gliding varmit is a saileater, a red ichor is a security ferrofluid, an Anti-Riot Invocation is a halt-in-place spell, that sort of thing. One version of the language can be obscure, or both can be used to describe something in different ways.

The first post I made was a scenario and actual play:
https://imaginaryhallways.blogspot.com/2018/05/quill-white-box-sky-city-under-attack.html

AP: https://imaginaryhallways.blogspot.com/2018/05/quill-sky-jail-actual-play.html

Scenarios: https://imaginaryhallways.blogspot.com/2018/05/quill-white-box-prison-in-sky-clockwork.html
https://imaginaryhallways.blogspot.com/2018/05/quill-whitebox-scenario-aboard-sky.html