My board game Lombard's Labyrinth comes with 10 playable champions, and the first expansion set, The Lost Isles, comes with 5 more. While waiting for art and other things related to production, I started coming up with more sets, champions, and Bosses to add to the game, all with fun new abilities, character concepts, and lore. At this point, I have a little over 400 champions, 100 new bosses, and many items, but nowhere near enough players to even worry about play testing th

When I started to work on my board game Lombard's Labyrinth, I needed to make a playable version to play test it. The first version started off with me drawing all the tiles out by hand on a large poster board, and then I had to erase them all when the game ended. The second version was a hand-cut and glued version that was 2ft x 2ft, which couldn't fold up. This version I used for a few months. The OG board for Lombard's Labyrinth The third version is the first picture shown

Lombard's Labyrinth Box Art with the artist's MTG cards A cool little story about my board game is that while looking for an artist to draw my cover art, I came across Kevin's Instagram account randomly and saw he worked on some League of Legends stuff (I love League of Legends). He even drew one of my favorite MTG cards. I knew I needed to ask if he was interested in drawing the cover for my board game. I waited weeks to message him because I was worried he would say no or c