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A few behind-the-scenes screenshots for you of formatting tests for the novel. Leave a comment if you have any thoughts. First up is a look at chapter headings.
I’ve also decided to keep “game screens” as simple as possible.
Here’s a partial look at the damage table for Tower of Gates.
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