I'm really proud of these tricky little rhymes.

The Riddlemonger's Gift also has a primer for using riddles in your ttrpgs, so it makes a great daily puzzler and a GM's companion. I think you will like it very much.

Here are a couple of my favorite riddles from it:

Riddle No. 12
Many serpents in a bed,
Coiled up until you're fed,
Waiting 'neath their blanket red,
Gentle snow upon their head.

Riddle No. 29
Two generals face, like duelists apace,
Scoring up to settle a difference.
Three soldiers each, within hand's reach,
Echoes of objects of innocence.
The chant counts three, soldiers go free,
The victor is crowned by coincidence.

I used to implement a "no new business until next quarter" rule during which I could only work on existing projects instead of making new ones. I let that slide as I did more game jams, but I'm bringing it back.

The very cool TTRPG Collective hosted a Hope Jam for ttrpgs, and some very cool folks made some very cool games! And now, you can get those games! Very cool.
https://itch.io/b/2279/hope-jam-bundle

I stole this next bit from the bundle page:
Using the theme of "hopeful futures," 31 independent TTRPG creators came together for Hope Jam 2023 to lift your spirits, remind you to dream, and encourage you to think globally. In this bundle, you'll find the things they've made to help you create worlds for your heroes, build thriving communities, explore the depth of your characters, and love yourself wholly, both at the table, and in the real world.

Valued at ~$75, you pay only $15 for 34 TTRPG goodies that bring these hopeful futures to life. We will donate 70% of all proceeds to Honor the Earth, whose mission is to create awareness and support for Native environmental issues, and to develop needed financial and political resources for the survival of sustainable Native communities. Then, we'll give the remaining 30% right back to the independent indie creators who made it all possible.

Whoa, here's that link again!
https://itch.io/b/2279/hope-jam-bundle

About 5-6 years ago, I ran a small local workshop for "how to make board games" (including ttrpgs), and I came across my notes the other day. It still holds up! I'll drop that in the Dirty Laundry Pack as a little bonus before we reach the first goal.
https://whimsy-machine.itch.io/dirty-laundry-pack