What sorts of things have you made or purchased or modified or cobbled to make your games more fun?
Today....Dice tray prototype version 2.
Gameplay bric a brac
Not... the notorious comic sans!!!
closest answer to your question was throwing in some lego figs on pilot card just for the heck of it.
In use for Eldritch here, but also used for X-Wing:
printed as an xmas present for my niece and her boyfriend [my regular x-opponent].
Edited by ianmiddyStarwars stubby holder as a dice cup for rolling.
We always use a Lego x-wing pilot with the terrified facial expression as a reminder item on the ship's base that it has a Rebel captive aboard.
Painted ships and asteroids, of course.
Mission Play, and ground based X-wing
Only thing I've really custom made is a damage deck holder out of foamcore. Not worth posting a picture of!
4 hours ago, Ravncat said:Mission Play, and ground based X-wing
Just like Beggar's Canyon back home.
8 hours ago, Trevor Goodchild said:We always use a Lego x-wing pilot with the terrified facial expression as a reminder item on the ship's base that it has a Rebel captive aboard.
I was inspired by this to borrow my daughter's X-Wing pilot...but how do you get it to hold onto the large ship peg? Unless you're using it on a Tie Shuttle, of course.
8 minutes ago, Gilarius said:I was inspired by this to borrow my daughter's X-Wing pilot...but how do you get it to hold onto the large ship peg? Unless you're using it on a Tie Shuttle, of course.
We bluetac him to a large base at the front - looking all suitably terrified as he's flown around the board being tortured on a Decimator.
17 minutes ago, Trevor Goodchild said:We bluetac him to a large base at the front - looking all suitably terrified as he's flown around the board being tortured on a Decimator.
Speaking of Blue-tac... It's strong enough to hold the Ghost onto its stand and the stand on its base... even if you hold the base upside down. I was rather pleased with myself when it occured to me to try that, and it worked so well.