u/bobtheduck99

We're working our way through the game - almost finished up with the base 2e game itself and its DLC. I have the rest of the available expanaions hanging out on the shelf. I know with games like Arkham Horror LCG it's better to go expansion by expansion rather than all at once so you can learn new cards/etc, but does it really matter for Mansions? Does the app remix/pull from the expansions you own and use different monsters/tiles?Part of me wants to keep everything separate as we move forward but that feels like it takes up so much space. If it does remix the scenarios, I feel like there may be no reason to hold out.

Opinions?

Edit: thanks all! Now i have a project this weekend

I lnow we have some STLs for the first editions investigators/monsters pinned. I'm more than happy to use them for my reconstruction of the first edition ccomponents, but I don't have reliable access to a 3d printer and i kind of hate the Hero Forge thiccness of the minis. For those of you that have done this, did you use a service, and if so, who did you use? I have the pipe dream that there is a site out there somewhere that has this as an option. I know there are Etsy stores but they have that thiccness to the minis they sell and Im hoping to find somewhere that has sculpts closer to the official minis so half of them dont like like they grew up injecting HGH lol.

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Thanks!

11+ Years ago someone gave a bunch of these to a friend who, in the parking lot of a Herzing campus, offloaded some on me. All i know is the person who gave them to my friend was trying to find beta testers. They're all unopened, I have no instructions and I can find no footprint online. I'm more curious if anyone else has heard of/seen this, or if there were other versions. I'm pretty sure it was some dude's solo project and didnt end up going anywhere, but maybe it will lead to an interesting story lol.

I'm attempting to build some tiles for a board and this is my first time. I already have the art printed on some decent paper, my next step is getting it onto chip board and cutting the right sizes. I've never done anything like this and I would never consider myself crafty in any way, so im looking for any advice/tips. I mean like, real beginner level tips, stuff that everyone "already knows" 🤣

I know I need 80pt/2mm chip board for what i want (about 100mm to match other tiles i have) but what is the best way to glue the paper to the chip board? Does it change the process in anyway if the tiles are double sided. Im sure its not just elmers glue and some heavy books lol

Should I cut first then paste and trim, or paste than cut?

Is a sliding rotocutter good enough to score the chip board and handful of times befote snapping it? I may have access to one and I dont trust myself to be stable enough with a metal ruler/box cutter.

Lastly, what is the best way to seal it once its cut so the paper doesnt peel off? Is the puzzle sealer good enough? Should I cut before I seal?

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