Good question!

Some RPGs may present the player with a set of choices either following action resolution or potentially instead of it. This bit just means, if that’s the case, list out the options and state which one you’ve chosen.

Unfortunately I don’t think this applies to Ironsworn (which I’ve used for the examples). I may add a line in the description above the example section to help clarify what this is.

That’s right, there’s nothing to download just the external link.

Unfortunately itch.io isn’t really made for this sort of thing, so there’s not a satisfying way to mark it as something related to pen and paper games without that misleading title.

Would a downloadable file be useful for you?

That’s a really interesting question!

If you were to put it in the appendix my question would be: is there an element of your gameplay where a previous interpretation of the oracle informs future interpretations? If so, this feels like a natural place for it, where you can build up an understanding of the oracle through the lens of your campaign.

Otherwise I’d say the log seems like the best place, keeping the interpretation in the mechanical text. That is, as long as you don’t feel there’s too much text breaking up the narrative elements. In a sense it’s similar to the ‘Outcome choices’ section that’s detailed as part of the log.

At the end of the day, either could work but it depends on what works best for you!