Haggadah הַגָּדָה

This is not a game, but Itch seemed like a convenient place to make it available.

For many years I have hosted an irreverent-but-ritually-correct seder for Pesach with my BFF. Inspired by Ira Steingroot’s book Keeping Passover, I first assembled my own haggadah back in the 20th century, and have refined it over the years since. 

It is fairly simple, assuming that one already knows the fundamentals of doing a seder. It includes the essential elements plus a few extras I enjoy:  the story of the orange, the kabbalistic structure of the seder plate, a wealth of quotations from the Torah, and more.

It is designed to be printed double-sided and stapled or otherwise bound on the right side, to match books in Hebrew.