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So I am trying to make a very professional prototype for the parts of downfall I know that aren't going to change. So looking to make the tiles I went on my epic quest in search of chipboard, alas whomever I inquired concerning said chipboard simple raised an eyebrow and tried to look like they knew what I was talking about.

"Um sorry," said the disheveled Staples worker, "I don't think we have any C-H-I-T board? We do have some corkboard for posting notes to though..."

"Corkboard, really, corkboard!" I exclaimed in horror, " I don't need no stinking corkboard."

So my tile laying RPG is coming along great, but slowly... I have finished the artwork for one unit, it is called a "Horg" and I am seeking feedback and critism in order to make it better. I am going to have the units be simple paper fold outs because A) I don't want to make actual models and B) I actually like paper fold outs, I think it is a game design not used enough now a days.

So any feedback is welcome :)

So I love board games because they give you the opportunity to sit around with friends and have real human interaction; whereas, video games are equivalence to texting. There is absolutely no human interaction, you can say and do what every you want with very little consequence or social awkwardness.

So looking for a board game with real depth I have ruefully found that most big and epic board games are full of filth. (Filth is defined as women fighting through dungeons wearing nigh to nothing.