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7-day rolling share of analyzed posts/comments mentioning this entity · 90 daily points ending 2026-10-04

Final complete day: 2026-10-04. Attention was 0.2% — this entity appeared in 23 of 9,434 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (26 mentions).

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Recent mentions

1. 2026-10-04 13:09 UTCPost

   My wife and I built our own board gaming table for €579 - My wife and I have wanted a dedicated board gaming table for our basement for a long time. We finally built one together, and I wanted to share some pictures of how it came together. The base is a 220 × 105 cm spruce panel, 27 mm thick, which we had cut to size at a local hardware store. We ordered the metal legs from Amazon and bought the fabric for the playing surface from a local fabric shop. The frame and accessories are 3D-printed parts from Gameframe. We went with black for the frame and gold for the trays, cup holders and corner dice towers. The printed parts use almost 20 kg of filament altogether. We also added an LED strip around the inside edge. Here is our material cost breakdown: \- Wooden tabletop: €150 \- Table legs: €109 \- Fabric: €52 \- Gameframe parts: €238 \- LED strip: €30 \- Total: €579 One of my favourite additions is a separate wooden panel that sits on small supports above the main playing surface. We can leave a board game set up underneath and use the upper level for miniature games. The game below stays visible and accessible. There is also comfortably enough room for War of the Ring and all its bits, which was a pretty good test for us! Putting it together bit by bit was a fun project to share. Having our own gaming table down in the basement feels like a little dream come true.

2. 2026-10-03 21:24 UTCComment

   What Dune Imperium insert is that? I've been looking for one that has covers for a while. It always annoys me when I see a cool insert but they don't add covers to trays which makes it impossible to use the insert if you carry your games in a bag.

3. 2026-10-03 20:05 UTCPost

   My solution to the tedious setup of Brass: Birmingham - I recently caved and got the #1 on BGG and it does live up to the hype! The problem is the setup. Not that it’s long, but sorting all the industry tiles every play is not fun at all. I have a 3D printer and after a lot of research, I decided to design my own insert from scratch. The main thing is solving the setup by holding all industry tiles inside trays that themselves fit inside organizers in the box. Every organizer has a removable tray for the link tiles. For the text, i used the font used for the title, and on the back of all 4 organizers, I placed a little surprise that you won’t see that often, but is still a cool party trick. Here is the link if you want to check it out:

4. 2026-10-03 18:26 UTCComment

   Quacks is one where I don't get why people fret over separating out all the colors. When I first got the game, I made the mistake of separating out all the colors and values, then I read the rulebook and quickly realized I had wasted my time. You really don't need to separate out the colors, just the values. The only value in having them separated is that you can see at a glance if a specific color value is low/depleted - like there are no more 1-value mandrakes or whatever. I have my 1s, 2s, and 4s all mixed together by values and just dump them out into their own trays during set-up. It's never been a hassle to quickly fish out the color you want. Sure, the bespoke inserts with the separate trays for each color are nice, but is it really necessary here? Set-up has never been an issue.

5. 2026-10-03 14:06 UTCComment

   This one! There's other free ones but this one let's you just pull out the trays and put them right on the player boards