@Motenai_Robim
I considered you can play with as many players you want, as some house rules tells. So 6 colors can be nice but twelve a lot. Yes, it is intentional indeed. Anyway, do you have any suggestions about? I'm open to it.

My players couldn't change colors, so that only one player could interact with the board at any one time. Is that intentional?

lol, nice.

@xylr

Thanks a lot for appreciating.

Cards were not scanned but remastered, re-designed, while based on the original ones.
Not the big ones though. I found them on the workshop and the one you have mentioned has indeed the poorest scanning quality among the others.

Perhaps one day, either I will redesign the big reference cards too or hopefully someone would provide me with a copy-shop pro scan.

[300dpi | actual size | rgb or cmyk | digital version | any format (jpg, png, tif, pdf or psd)]

An amazing version of Fortune and Glory. Great scans. Thanks for putting in the effort.

The single issue I could find with this version is the Nazi "Outpost: Nazi Secret Bases" card is a little messed up? I don't think it's lower resolution, but it seems to have a lot of artifacting. It looks like it was accidentally saved as a JPG with low quality settings. The text is warped and a bit hard to read.

I unfortunately don't own a scanner otherwise I'd offer a scan of the card from my set.

But I think it mainly stands out because everything else is superb.

Thanks Caprica55. Perhaps one day it will. I don't own that board game. I should need any professional scans of it.

This is some excellent work! Big improvement over previous versions. The cards are so much easier to read and all the other assets look great! Would love to see the same treatment for A Touch of Evil.