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{{quote| "''There are some things which you cannot do. There are some limits on even a Noble's actions. Never learn these limits. Never accept them. You are a Lord or Lady of this earth.''"}}
 
Created by Rebecca Sean Borgstrom (now Jenna Katerin Moran), also creator of ''[[Hitherby Dragons]]'', ''Nobilis'' takes the standard [[Tabletop RPG]] and turns it up to 11: your character is an [[Anthropomorphic Personification]] of any concept, from Clocks to Lies, with enough power from the very beginning to conquer a nation, move the stars in their alignments, or even destroy the world... not that destroying the world is generally very useful.
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The book is full of short snippets of text written (primarily) by Moran, in a style similar to that of her fiction blog ''[[Hitherby Dragons]]'', giving further detail and flavour to the world in which ''Nobilis'' takes place, which includes such passages as:
 
{{quote| "It's a very small magic."<br />
"It destroyed my world."<br />
"Well, okay, it's a medium-sized magic." }}
 
and
 
{{quote| ''The stone was heavy as my sins. That's not a metaphor, at least, not exactly. That's how heavy my Lady, the Marchessa, made it. ''}}
 
Equal parts ''[[The Sandman]]'' and the later, weirder volumes of ''[[His Dark Materials]]'', ''Nobilis'' has attracted a tight-knit cult following that [[Self-Deprecation|apparently like to make long and overly poetic descriptions of it]] whenever possible.