Feature Requests

In Blades in the Dark (and other rpgs), we use "clocks" to represent escalations. These are 4, 6, or 8 piece "pie" circles that can be filled in to show progress toward certain goals. It'd be great if this could be included in Boards.

It'd be nice to have shapes in the board that mimic common dice polygons, currently there are polygons up to the octagon (8-sided), but a few more would be nice: Decagon (10 sided) Dodecagon (12 sided) Icosagon (20 sided) This would mean we could make diagrams with shapes matching a dice roll (with optional descriptive text included).

It would be interesting if there was the possibility of switching which side the page preview appears on. On the left side, the preview blocks the page back or forward icons and the wiki itself. And I don't know if it's a bug, or if this is expected to happen, but when you access a page from the board, when you click to go back, it opens the preview and doesn't go back to the board page.

Currently peeking on boards is rather finicky. As far as I can tell, the only way to do so is to select the object and then click the little pop up sidebar icon. That's just rather inconvenient to do. Allowing for control + click to instantly peek would not only be useful but would also add parity to functionality that exists in the Atlas.

The ability to replace images/notes placed within boards. Right click and then replace it. It would be a much quicker way instead of adding a new image/note and resizing it to the previous one.

A visual mind map that shows all the connections to other pages

When I insert text on the board, I can change the color. But there is no pure black available, for example. A color palette or a larger selection would be very nice.

Ability to hide elements in Boards

Instead of having an entire page dedicated to a single board, it would be really cool if you could add a board as a page element, like "Layout" and "Divider". That way, players could have a more interactive landing page.

Freely changing the borders and background of the text block.