Kelsam Tabletop

This insert is designed for optimal setup speed. It has a few setup trays to pull components from, and then all play trays go straight from box to table.

StarCraft: The Board Game

This is our biggest insert ever. There are two large sets of drawers to hold the minis and everything else fits in the base game box.

The highlight of this insert is the faction towers. Each faction gets its own tower with reference info on shields for some room to strategize.

Star Wars: Rebellion

This is most certainly our best insert ever. It has a lot of cool features that we'd never be able to do with foam-core, like sets of miniatures drawers.

Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle

This design covers every expansion, limits the boxes needed to play, and features boxes for Adventure Variants and Character Decks.

This insert houses the base game and both expansions in the base game box. Setup is quick with several play trays that go straight from box to table.

DungeonQuest Revised Edition

This insert is one of the first that we did with multiple trays. It has card drawers for each mini-deck as well as small trays for all tokens.

Tyrants of the Underdark

This insert fits the first edition box. It has player trays for the houses and organizes the cards (including the expansion decks) to make setup a breeze.

Wiz-War

For this game we decided to store the base game and both expansions in one box with an overflowing insert (the lid doesn't fit on all the way).

Sanctum

The best part of this insert is how fast it makes the hero skills table setup. 5 seconds, no joke.

Drakon

The best part about this one is the dungeon tile stacks bin. It makes setup much, much swifter.

Runebound Third Edition

This design covers every expansion, has tokens sorted for convenience, and features boxes for each scenario.

Artisans of Splendent Vale

This mini-insert for the small components tuck box keeps numbered meeples ordered and ready for action!

Risk: Star Wars Black Edition

This was our first crack at making a 3D printed insert. It features rounded edges for easy component scooping and a draw deck space for each player.

World of WarCraft: The Adventure Game

We designed custom faction boxes for the character decks and tokens. We also made draw bins for challenge decks, and a neat drawer bin for discovery tokens.

D&D Adventure Board Games

We created a box to store all the heroes so we'd be able to easily select any hero from any of the sets no matter which game we pulled off the shelf to play.

Enigma

This was the first insert we ever made. If we ever remake this it will be very different. But it was certainly a useful learning experience.

Chaostle

We kept the original plastic insert in the base game box and built this insert for the Melee Expansion box.

Chess

We got a gorgeous new fossil stone chess set, but it came in a decrepit green box, so we made our own.

SETI: Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence

This insert features a custom data slider track to make star setup a breeze!

Project L

Our components didn't fit well into any of our boxes for this game, so we've printed a new box that houses the base game and both expansions.

Player Aids

Many players wanted a nice game mat to place on their hard-top table, so we made this galaxy mat and have updated it several times to fit requests.

We designed these laser cut acrylic tokens before we started 3D printing. They're pretty expensive, but awesome if you want that extra flare.

After trying to find a way to offer color-specific tokens that aren't as crazy expensive as laser cut acrylic, we decided to make our own.

We printed these hyperlane tiles to make it easier to setup the Hyperlanes variant if you're playing with 3, 5, or 7 players.

This is what we came up with for the center of a Venn diagram between "Wants a big fancy gaming table" and "Doesn't want to spend thousands on it".

Codex: Card-Time Strategy

We made an expansions icon reference sheet so we could easily see which content belongs to what expansion.

Our main design goals were to have them fit in the box without rolling/folding, have a low-profile patrol zone, and have a large play area.

StarCraft: The Board Game

We created a few fix-it stickers per the Errata listed in the FAQ.

Tyrants of the Underdark

We had a crazy hard time finding short descriptions for all of the decks so we created this one to have a handy reference.

Adrenaline

We were unaware of the new expansion's team bases until after our minis were re-based, but made these 3D Printed counterparts that work with our custom bases.

Legacy of Dragonholt

We don't track the entries that we go through, so we decided it'd be a lot easier to have all our story tracking on one sheet.

HOPE

We had some questions and the only FAQ we could find was in French, so we compiled all the answers we could find into one printable booklet.

This is a rework of the unit reference from the expansion rulebook and a player reference for each faction's buildings, modules, and orders.

Alchemists

We adjusted the sheets, bought some minimal-border picture frames and wet-erase markers, put it all together, and now have reusable boards.

Chaostle

This is our approach to character skill reference labels. They are designed to be adhered to the backs of your character cards.

WarCraft: The Board Game

We wanted to have a token to track the first player, so we tossed this one together.

Alchemists

We didn't like playing on the shallow shelf that folds out of the cauldron pieces, so we made deeper shelves out of a bit of foam core.

We originally created this to replace a marker in Magic Maze, but it's so great for passing around that we now use it as a generic first person or turn marker.

Earth Reborn

We drafted a 3D model of the vacuum insert tray based on the measurements file from Ludically.

NEWTwilight Imperium Fourth Edition

We store most of our games vertically on IKEA Kallax shelves for ease of access and reset during cleanup so they set up faster.

Apps

Our TI4 games have overtaken our massive table. We designed this app to manage the planet and tech cards taking over our play areas.

Star Wars: Rebellion

We created a companion app for Rebellion because we wanted a cleaner look and simpler experience for imperial map tracking.

Betrayal at House on the Hill

This is a simple web app allowing players to create custom hero cards. Watch your own custom hero cards form as you type!

We had a hard time with the sliders the game uses for Explorer Traits and figured a simple companion app would be a good solution.

This app makes the dice and token combat system virtual. It's easier, less management, takes up less table space, and there are no tiny tokens to handle.

Runebound Third Edition

Using this app you can manage and cast your hero's base tokens, any tokens you get from cards, and even enemy tokens.

Legacy of Dragonholt

We wanted to have nice character sheets so we whipped up a web app. Just fill out the page, add a picture, and print.

Mage Wars

We started this Spellbook Builder App, but it was never completed. This is the proof of concept.

We made this tool to ease the game's setup when using our Market Variant, it randomizes the markets.

This app's main goal is to allow players to keep a count of any dice they get without spending resources when they achieve higher levels.

Mage Wars

This companion app replaces the Stats Tracking Board. It can track damage, base health value, channeling value, and spending resources.

Ricochet Robots

This was our first tabletop-related piece of software. This tool will guarantee a randomized setup and has a handy 60 second timer to use during gameplay.

This is the score keeper we made for simple games that just need to track player scores.

Variants

We have found that it is better to play this game fully cooperatively instead of as 2 factions. It's faster, more exciting, and has less downtime.

D&D Adventure Board Games

These rule variants are designed to streamline gameplay and make it much, much faster. Faster level ups, item acquisition, and nerfed knock outs.

We wanted to construct our own campaign-style game involving all of our D&D games. The result is this adventure book for the first four games.

StarCraft: The Board Game

This variant is designed to force players to wage war and limit "camp and build" strategies.

World of WarCraft: The Adventure Game

For balance reasons we removed a space near Undercity and are restricting the use of Grumbaz Crowsblood to solo play.

Mage Knight Board Game

Much like our variants for Runebound 2nd Edition, these variants are designed to speed up gameplay, allow players to level faster, and nerf taking wounds.