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Cthulhu: A Deckbuilding Game
Cthulhu: A Deckbuilding Game:
There are 2 identical boxes. One is the basic game and the Dunwich expansion, which can also be played on its own. But you can also integrate both games and simply use everything together. For this reason I have designed an insert where both games fit into one box (with lid lift, otherwise not possible).
The main goal was to speed up assembly and disassembly. The worst thing about the game are the monster stacks. In both games there are many monsters/minions that you have to fight and each monster has a card pool that is the same. So you have to spread everything out on the table and then sort it again afterwards - that's annoying. I therefore designed boxes where all the monsters are separated and you can simply put them out of the box onto the table and then put them back again without sorting.
The market display and the mythos deck of both games are separate. You can shuffle them, but I love order and so you can just use both separately or if you want to shuffle them (which I always do), you just draw them alternately.
All other card types also have their own box and are also labeled.
A special feature: I sorted out the starter cards from one game because they are all the same and there would otherwise be too many cards.
The life points of the monsters can be displayed with a card clip. I use D10 dice for this, hence the extra box. I laminated all the character cards.
The cards are all sleeved with Gamegenic Matte Premium Sleeves and that's how it's designed.
Longest STL is 168mm long.