We printed these hyperlane tiles to make it easier to setup the Hyperlanes variant if you're not using a Game Mat. The Hyperlanes variant is a fun way to setup 3, 5, or 7-player games of TI4, that balances the map differently by adding adjacency to some systems farther than 1 space away. Systems that are connected by a lane are considered adjacent. Thus, the hyperlanes. We didn't want the portion outside the lanes to be confused with usable system space, so we printed ours in black to blend in with our table, but in hindsight may have done the lanes themselves in blue.
NOTE: for 3-player games it may be a good idea to omit system tiles that don't have resources during setup, this needs to be decided beforehand as it will likely be a factor when selecting races.
Twilight Imperium Fourth Edition
Galaxy MatsMany 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.
3D Printed TokensAfter 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.
Acrylic TokensWe designed these laser cut acrylic tokens before we started 3D printing. They're pretty expensive, but awesome if you want that extra flare.
3D Printed InsertThis 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.
Other Player Aid Projects
NEWStarCraft: The Board GameThis is a rework of the unit reference from the expansion rulebook and a player reference for each faction's buildings, modules, and orders.
Twilight Imperium Fourth EditionMany 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.
Twilight Imperium Fourth EditionAfter 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.
Twilight Imperium Fourth EditionWe designed these laser cut acrylic tokens before we started 3D printing. They're pretty expensive, but awesome if you want that extra flare.
Codex: Card-Time StrategyOur 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.
Runebound Second EditionWe made an expansions icon reference sheet so we could easily see which content belongs to what expansion.
Tabletop ProjectsThis 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".
AdrenalineWe 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.
ChaostleThis is our approach to character skill reference labels. They are designed to be adhered to the backs of your character cards.
HOPEWe 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.
Legacy of DragonholtWe 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.
AlchemistsWe 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.
Earth RebornWe drafted a 3D model of the vacuum insert tray based on the measurements file from Ludically.
AlchemistsWe adjusted the sheets, bought some minimal-border picture frames and wet-erase markers, put it all together, and now have reusable boards.
Tabletop ProjectsWe 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.
Tyrants of the UnderdarkWe had a crazy hard time finding short descriptions for all of the decks so we created this one to have a handy reference.
Tabletop ProjectsWe store most of our games vertically on IKEA Kallax shelves for ease of access and reset during cleanup so they set up faster.