u/danthetorpedoes

Should a drawing game include paper?

Working on a pen-and-ink drawing game (dry erase isn't appropriate for this game), and I'm working through different form factors for the box. Assuming that each play-through requires one rectangular sheet of blank paper and that the game includes pens:

Is it important that paper be included with the game?
If not, is it important that paper be able to fit in the game box for storage?

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u/danthetorpedoes — 3 days ago

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Open call ends July 6: Exhibit your game at Homegrown BGG.Con (Dallas, Nov 18–22) or Austin (Oct 10)

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u/danthetorpedoes — 2 months ago