Copying the rulebook from Google Docs into Affinity Publisher has turned out to be a slower process than I expected. Part of that is layout, and my perfectionism. But, a big delay is probably that I was a bit too

While laying out the rulebook in Affinity Publisher, I’ve come across something that’s given me pause. A slight issue with some of the Omen cards. Omen cards are passive effects. They sit there waiting for certain conditions to occur; cards

It’s been a while since my last update, but I’ve been back at working on Nobles & Glory in a very different way. I’ve moved into the layout and publishing stage using the free Affinity Publisher, and I have to

I’ve just hit a milestone in the development of Nobles & Glory; the rules are finally in a place where only further playtesting will determine what happens next. After years of design, rewriting, pruning, and thematic layering, the core rulebook,

There’s a mechanic in Nobles & Glory that won’t get a lot of spotlight in the rulebook, but once you notice it, you start to see how much it quietly shapes the game. It’s deckbuilding. Not in the flashy, market-row,

Well, I thought I was nearly there. The rules were nearly place, play-testing was going smoothly, and then; classic; I’ve stumbled into an issue that’s going to set me back a bit. Turns out, Nobles & Glory suffers from one