Rulebook Clarity Edit
$300–600
A full structural and line edit of your rulebook. Every rule stated once, in order, in language a first-time player parses on the first read — the same discipline that goes into drafting a contract.
Games — Rules consulting
A bad rulebook kills a Kickstarter. Rependium brings professional rules drafting to indie tabletop design — unambiguous structure, edge cases found before your players do, and complex mechanics a first-time player can follow.
$300–600
A full structural and line edit of your rulebook. Every rule stated once, in order, in language a first-time player parses on the first read — the same discipline that goes into drafting a contract.
$700–1,300
The clarity edit plus systematic edge-case analysis: every interaction, timing conflict, and unstated assumption in your ruleset surfaced and resolved — with proposed wording, not just flags.
An exploit audit
$1,100–2,000
I read your rules the way a hostile lawyer reads a contract — hunting for the loophole, the degenerate strategy, the wording loose enough to hand a win it never meant to give. You get the exploits before your reviewers do. Editing asks whether the rules are clear. This review answers whether they can survive your most creative players.
Booking opens at launch. Join the list to be first in the queue — early inquiries welcome.
If you're an indie designer with a game headed to Kickstarter, a publisher pitch, or a Protospiel table, the rules are the part your backers judge first — and the part hardest to see clearly when you wrote them. That second, professionally suspicious read is the service, brought by someone trained at a top 10 law school and several of the country's largest firms.
You'll find Rependium where designers already gather — the BoardGameGeek design forums, Protospiel events, and playtest communities.
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