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❖ Version History ❖ Summer, 2025In our last post on the Librarium Games Design Journal, we began to tackle the layout & design of the Royal Threadcount Rulebook. Today, we are going to showcase the outcomes of those notes to share how things turned out on our first iteration of the digital design! The first […]

❖ Version History ❖ Summer, 2025In a classic Ben Seagrave kind of way, I wake up to a very random text one morning with a picture and a silly message reading something to the tune of: “If the worlds of Phoenix Farm & Royal Threadcount could somehow cross over, this is what it would look

❖ Version History ❖ April – July, 2025After finishing up our springtime convention cycle with the Rising Phoenix Con, it was time to start looking a lot more seriously at our publishing prospectus for Royal Threadcount. We’ve got a good prototype, we have almost exclusively positive feedback on the gameplay, and we have cornered down

❖ Version History ❖ April 25th, 2025You know, sometimes the craziest moments of this entire company’s existence happen entirely by accident… and today is absolutely one of those days. Circa this time last year, in 2024, Ben & I had found out that we have a table top gaming convention that exists very close to

❖ Version History ❖ November, 2024 – January, 2025Alrighty folks… remember wayy wayy back when in Part #4 of the Royal Threadcount Design Journal when we were busy discussing our idea behind the Tri-Chrome dice?? Well, ever since that day all the way up until today I have been hard at work trying to figure

❖ Version History ❖ December, 2024Okay….. Welcome to our new and outrageous journey to develop the official prototype of Royal Threadcount in a direction that it may not be published in! If you have not read our previous post or two, you might want to go back to Part#14 to catch up a little bit

❖ Version History ❖ December, 2024For those of you who read through our previous post on budgeting for Royal Threadcount, consider this a bit of a “Part #2”. If you had been reading my notes carefully from the previous post, you would have actually had a hint that today’s story was on the approach… One

❖ Version History ❖ December, 2024As we approach the last days & weeks of 2024, our prototype development for Royal Threadcount has started to come together. It has now become the time to start really considering the possibilities of the budget. Depending on when you are reading this post, it will be one of our

❖ Version History ❖ November – December, 2024Okay friends…. buckle up…. we are going to talk about some beautiful math today. (I can hear my girlfriend vomiting at the thought of this sentence). So, previously on the Librarium Games Design Journal, we spent a good long while talking about a series of play tests that