don’t know about you folks, but I love the feel of some weighty game components. Something about the way they feel in your hand is just so satisfying. So, I set out to make a hefty Marvel Champions first player token. I decided to try a simpler design, Black Widow’s emblem.
A few people expressed interest in a Wrecking Crew active villain token to accompany the scenario pack. Here’s how I designed and finished mine.
I started thinking what I could do to up my encounters curb appeal a bit. I got to working on an lcg card holder to track values associated with the cards.
The Marvel Champions Living Card Game is still going strong. In the past few weeks, Black Widow is finally out in the United States. For anyone who’s all caught up on content and choosing to sleeve their collection, space is at a premium in the core box, with the stock insert. I only chose to sleeve the encounter cards and my currently assembled decks, and I’m still just about out of space. I think it’s about time to put together something a little more thematic.
Today we’re building a big D20 out of individual triangles. This project was a bit of an experiment to start off. Figuring out the math to make this work wasn’t too difficult, but this build was really about figuring out the process so I can reuse the techniques in more creative ways later.
When I’m playing my favorite games, nothing is more satisfying than handling quality components. Not every game comes with the best pieces, but nothing is stopping you from upping the ante. This article will show you how to design some quick 3D printable tokens to take your game night to the next level.
Hand of the King is a quick and fun set collection game with a Game of Thrones theme. My one complaint about the game is the lack of organization you get out of the box. So, I whipped up a design to bring some order to the chaos.