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Download the King's Golem 4x6 Deduction Sheet
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Alchemists - Reusable Deduction Boards
last updated February 10th, 2017 — created February 10th, 2017
We don't particularly care for one-time use components, most commonly in the form of score sheets. So, we created reusable deduction boards. We adjusted the design to print on 4x6 sheets, bought some inexpensive minimal-border picture frames, bought some wet-erase markers, and put it all together to create our own reusable deduction boards.
Download the 4x6 Deduction Sheet
This PDF is 300 DPI (suitable for printing)
Download the King's Golem 4x6 Deduction Sheet
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Alchemists
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