Landmarks needed a home in the Root Board Game System - Remix, so now they have one! I managed to fit everything you'd need for map setup in this double-wide module, including all Landmarks (meeples and cards), the Mountain and Marsh extra pieces, and even a couple sets of Clockwork priority markers. Conveniently, there's also room on top for the Lilypad Diaspora's giant Pond tile! Give it a print, let me know what you think! I might need to finally do Hirelings next...

I recently got the Root Homeland expansion, and it's awesome! The frogs and knaves are already such fun factions, and the bats are fascinating but I'm still wrapping my head around them (I've only tried them once so far, after all). But new factions means I needed new RBGS-R modules for them, so here's what I came up with! This is the Lilypad Diaspora module, take a look at the collection (linked in the model description) for the Twilight Council and Knaves of the Deepwood modules!

I got this fun little card game, Happy Mochi, for Christmas, and the box size is truly confusing. So much empty space in it. So what, am I supposed to just throw the deck in there and let the cards slide around? Not any more! I made a simple little insert for it, and am really happy with it. I even added some little handles on the ends to make it easier to slide out of the box!

After finalizing my remixes of the Root Board Game System (RBGS-R), I was a little annoyed that the official, wooden Riverfolk card display is a bit too big to fit in the box in the gap next to the maps. So I designed my own! At 100% infill (only 39g), this thing feels solid and premium, and doesn't even need feet to stabilize it. Which is a shame, because I was really proud of how I designed the feet and the various slots for attaching and stowing them. Also, no supports needed for printing!

For a while, I've had a custom insert for Final Girl that fits the Box of Props upgrades in the Core Box. It's been great! But I finally got around to updating it to fit the Tear Dice, and figured I'd share it for anyone interested! It makes setup and teardown much faster, and now I don't have to keep grabbing extra boxes just because I decided to play with Signature Actions, or Ultimate Dice, or special Items, etc. Just grab the Core and the Feature Film I want, I play!

I got the board game Rumble Nation and thought I'd make a quick insert. Turned out to take way longer (and way more iterations) than I expected to create a layout that met my very particular standards. One example: The cards had to be at the bottom. They're not always used, and at the top they might slide out when the box is stored vertically. It led to a complicated spatial puzzle. Anyway, not my most ambitious or complex insert by a long shot, but I'm still extremely proud of the result!

Recently got Hot Streak, and it’s a blast! But I didn’t like the idea of rubber bands around the components—especially the paper money—so i designed an insert for it. Let me know what you think! I’m not normally one to sleeve, but the cards here are a bit flimsy, the 4 base cards are going to wear out faster than the others, being able to tell which cards are which could ruin the game, and there’s a decent amount of shuffling, so I made an exception. So I made sure this insert is completely compatible with even the thickest of thick sleeves (or, at least with my matte sleeves). I also made a little tray for the money, that’s slightly slanted and has plenty of room for fingers. It makes setup faster, and is easy to grab bills and make change. I was trying to make it feel like a cash register drawer or something, and I think it came out nicely! Anyway, I put a lot of time and effort into my inserts, so figured I’d share here for anyone else that wants it!

The existing inserts I found for Kinfire Delve didn't quite match what I was looking for, so I designed my own! Really happy with how it turned out. Everything is held firmly in place, setup is trivial, and there's even a little spot for the health die to be on display during gameplay (I sometimes play on carpet, so it was slightly annoying keeping it from rolling over while I played). Should work with most sleeved cards, too (dimensions of the card wells in the description)!