Blinging Gloomhaven 

Bernardo Araujo srsly

Right!?

Just friends? I would marry him right now lol...

my friends are boring as hell too. they talk about football all the time (none of them can run 100 feet without they die anyways). i just bought whole collection of DESCENT games with every single upgrade expansions etc. no one still plays with me. so dont feel bad , you are not alone

true... Most of my friends and family that i play boardgames with are not able to play anything else than the most basic board games. Even if Gloomhaven is not that complicated in therms of playing, they just say it looks to complicated and are affraid that it takes time to play. If i make a boardgame day then iam gona play all day long with food inbetween. I always say its easy when you have someone to tell you how it works but they dont even want to try...

Yeah, you have to have a dash of "crazy" and a love of the hobby in order to do stuff like this. Thanks for the compliment!

Welcome to gaming! Yeah, Gloomhaven is a great game. Do you know there is a Kickstarter campaign going on right now for the second printing? Also, I hope you have checked out www.boardgamegeek.com where I get all my gaming info and am an active part of that community.

Ha ha! Thanks so much!

Thanks! There are so many 3D print options now too.

Yeah, i think I remember seeing photos online of someone else who used Heroscape terrain--definitely would work.

Yup I use Heroscape bits in my games. It's very easy to set up and tear down. I also use random props from other games (like Hero Quest).

Teamski! How the hell have you been! - Noodles

I'm too broke to do something like this. lol

I'm too lazy and broke to do this.

Does DF have hex floor tiles? If so, that would work great.

Not sure how much time total but a ton, especially for the board. If you click on the hirst arts link in the descriptions section, it will give you an idea of how much time it is to making just the board. The other stuff is easy in comparison.

and for the cards upgrades? Have you used a metal plate also under the cards?

Those aren't from HA molds--I bought them from Thomarillion.

If you look at my channel, I have a couple of painting tutorials that make it pretty easy. Having a good primer is key to painting on plastic.

Those were purchased online from this website: thomarillion.de/

Those are little cheap beads: amzn.to/2XakKZO

Depending on the age of your kids, Gloomhaven is a pretty challenging game to manage your cards correctly. Having a GM dedicated to running the enemies and their AI would definitely help kids play.

@@gaminggeek241 perfect now I just have to find some good paint for the miniatures

These are plaster cast using Hirst Arts molds mostly. If I were to do it all over again, I would 3D print and I have a Prusa MK3S.

If you are in the U.S., you can pick up from Amazon: www.amazon.com/Shadows-Brimstone-Wasteland-Terralisk-Enemy/dp/B07S29RVRT

I downloaded the files for both the map and the stickers from Boardgamegeek.com. I kept the map size as is (which is the same as the board) and didn't have to change the scale at all.

Here's the link to the files: boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/174430/gloomhaven/files

A little bit at a time over two decades.

Here it is: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01ARJ9AT0/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

No 3D prints here. These were made out of casting plaster with Hirst Arts molds.

I think you are asking about the pocket pages and the cards for Zombicide? If so, the pocket pages definitely fit Zombicide cards. The Gloomhaven cards are mini-European whereas Zombicide is mini-American and the pockets fit both sizes.

Thanks, that was what I was hoping.

It is using Hirst Arts plaster casts.

Thank you!@@gaminggeek241

Hirst Arts molds. Some of the furniture is from Thomarillion.

Don't buy, make! I have a tutorial on how to make it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-spdescYFqIE.html

oh, thank you for that

Check out this thread on BGG that has a lot of links to what you need. boardgamegeek.com/thread/1724722/organizing-pocket-pages

Yeah, you would think that with how OCD I am with my game management but my clothes are everywhere, much to the chagrin of my wife!

Those are home-made from foam core.

dang man, jealous of them and your skill. you're awesome for doing all of that.

If you go to the descriptions underneath the video, you will see a link to the Hirst Arts boards which go into greater detail on the build. Bruce just came out with dedicated molds for this game which is a lot simpler to use than my method so I would suggest that route. But if you want to know what I used, here it is: Mold 70, Fieldstone wallMold 71 FS Accessories for the door and frame Mold 75 Ruined FS Mold 77 FS Octagon for corners Mold 80 Dragon's Teeth Acc. for the stuff on top of door frames Molds 222, 223 Trench Plank

If you click on the hirst arts link in the description section, you can see most of the molds with also a suggested list of which ones I suggest.

No but usually, we are standing rather than sitting. Using the game well might help but I need the table real estate.

i found them on amazon www.amazon.com/Upgrade-Display-Imperial-Assault-American/dp/B01CR8UI36/ref=sr_1_3?crid=1FK5Z0OAHBXL8&dchild=1&keywords=16+pocket+card+sleeves&qid=1627843155&sprefix=16+card+sleeves%2Caps%2C209&sr=8-3

What's stopping you? I did.