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Slay the Spire: The Board Game Collector's Edition. In the foreground of the cover art, a womam in a green cloak, weilding a dagger of blue energy and wearing a large, horned skull as a helmet accompanies a masked, armored warrior shouldering a heavy, hooked-blade sword toward a towering black spire whose top pierces flame-red stormclouds.
The boxes for Earth the board game and expansions arrayed on a walnut gaming table in front of a large library of board games on an Ikea Kallax unit in the background. There are five boxes. In the center is the main game box. To the left is the box for the deluxe resources, and to the right is the smaller box for the Abundance expansion. In front of them are the two smaller boxes that contain the neoprene playmats for the game.
A gaming table with a blue play surface, upon which is arrayed the initial setup for a game of Everdell Duo, flanked by two tulip glasses of Crux Brewing's Tough Love [Banished], a bourbon-barrel-aged imperial stout that clocks in at 14% ABV
The full end-state of our 5p game of Terraforming Mars, sprawled out across our very large game table.
A full game of Everdell with the new oversized cards, laid out on a large walnut gaming table with a purple velvet play surface.
The boxes for both sets of Everdell Oversized Cards, replacement cards for the game that bump the cards up from standard size to tarot sized.
A wide shot of the pre-game setup of the board game SETI. The solar-system dominates the center of the board, flanked by planets and technologies, and four player-boards are set up and ready to play, all on a purple velvet play surface.
The card tray for Finspan. The deck has been sleeved, split in two, and placed in the wells designed to hold them.... and they don't fit. The two stacks of sleeved cards rise significantly higher than the card tray, so much that thry can't even be compressed enough to fit.
Several chairs turned upside down on a table where cats aren't allowed, creating cat beds for three adorable cats who know they are clearly NOT on the table.
Two Husky worktables: The left contains a Bambu Lab P1S 3D printer, a pile of PLA and PETG filament, and a cheap food dehydrator for drying said filament. The right holds an XTool P2S laser cutter.
A game of Cole Wehrle's Arcs about halfway through the first round.
Honestly.... a giant blank wall.
Three pieces of framed comic art - pencils, inks, and final colors - mounted to the wall in sequence.