#BookOfHours is from the same software company that made the Cultist Simulator. While imminent doom is a key mechanic in the latter, the former is much more laid-back. You find yourself on the beach, apparently a survivor from a shipwreck. You establish yourself in the village and begin settling into the old manor at the tip of the peninsula. I haven't gotten into the occult yet, but I expect it's coming.
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I never needed DataView until I started trying to use Obsidian to track my information and progress in #BookOfHours and it became invaluably useful.
Does any one of you have “Cultist Simulator” and/or “BOOK OF HOURS” on Steam and would be willing to give me their cards? I’m only missing a few of them.
Boost appreciated.
Est-ce qu’il y a des personnes parmi vous qui ont « Cultist Simulator » et/ou « BOOK OF HOURS » sur Steam et qui ne sont prêt·e·s à se débarrasser de leurs cartes ? Ils ne m’en manquent que quelques unes.
Partage apprécié !
People who have played to “Cultist Simulator” and/or “BOOK OF HOURS”, what would you say is your primary aspect?
It’s in two poll because Mastodon doesn’t let me set a poll with ten options. Please, vote only one.
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People who have played to “Cultist Simulator” and/or “BOOK OF HOURS”, what would you say is your primary aspect?
It’s in two poll because Mastodon doesn’t let me set a poll with ten options. Please, vote only one.
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Another miniature #BookOfHours from the Houghton, 2020HEM-78, was uploaded to #CoKL today
https://www.cokldb.org/p/v100/ms/879
More interesting miniatures than interesting saints, except an unidentified Bishop A(g)nastasius on Feb 1 (below)
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Medieval Manuscripts: The Book of Hours of Lorenzo de’ Medici https://www.medievalists.net/2020/01/medieval-manuscripts-the-book-of-hours-of-lorenzo-de-medici/ #BookofHours #medievalmanuscripts
Write your own story in the style of the Middle Ages! 
Our Book of Hours notebooks bring medieval elegance to your daily notes. 
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The latest #BookOfHours has been uploaded to #CoKLdb, Houghton 2020HEM-56. This _tiny_ manuscript was a challenge to work on, but quite lovely in its way. It's from mid 15th C Milan
https://www.cokldb.org/p/v100/ms/871
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Books are the memory which do not die. And they are best shared with friends.
“HOUSE OF LIGHT”, the first DLC for “BOOK OF HOURS” just came out!
New #BookOfHours added: #Houghton library 2020HEM-50, from c. 1450-75 Italy. Like the rest of Emerson donation it's SUPER tiny. This was rebound poorly, and out of order in the late 19th C(see below), but appears complete. The calendar is sparse, with only 106 entries, and some errors. Interesting is a trio of date corrections, one each in Jan, Feb, and April, using marginal letters
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http://www.cokldb.org/p/v100/ms/869
@thegamerstavern
I am still totally immersed in #BookOfHours as I get steeped in its lore and challenges in anticipation of its upcoming expansion release.
The first of 3 #BookOfHours from the #TischLibrary at #TuftsUniversity, MS 9 has been uploaded. This is Use of #Utrecht, from the tail end of the 15th C, but in Latin, not the Geert Groote translation. It is only minimally decorated, some elaborate letters and flourishes, by the Master of Hugo Jansz van Woerden. See f.39v, below, for an example
http://www.cokldb.org/p/v100/ms/850
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last week I was verging dangerously close into burnout & mostly checked out but otherwise managed an unforeseen playthrough of #BookOfHours; it’s probably not a game that I would ever recommend but it's one that I’m really enjoying — and one that you might also enjoy if compiling disparate bits of information into ad hoc reference spreadsheets is your idea of a good time
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because that’s the game; so, started my second playthrough last night
You know a game is working for you when you build an Airtable base with a set of tables, but then dealing with Airtable queries is too clicky, so you build a set of SQL queries to use with steampipe.io using the Airtable plugin to make dashboards and crafting decision info displays and
...yeah, i guess it's pretty good :D
seriously, though, I love this game. I have a database.
Image: Screenshot of game with light spoiler (game progress).
Here, have a little Blade Runner with your arcane librarian crafting RPG
Book of Hours, by Weather Factory. "Like Cultist Simulator, but without all the dying."
I'm not obsessed. I don't have a spreadsheet. Maybe YOU have a spreadsheet. OK. I have a spreadsheet. But I'm definitely not paranoid.
Book of Hours, by Weather Factory. "Like Cultist Simulator, but without all the dying." Literally insane.
