Make your own Board Game
This game is provided for non-profit personal use only and by downloading or possessing The Wizard’s Crystal graphic files you agree to respect my Intellectual Property. Disrepect may reveal my True Colours!
The files listed below should be downloaded first. All graphics are high quality and of true size. Right Mouse Click on each Filename below and select “Save link as”
Cards: I have arranged the cards on each A4 cardset to minimise printing for you. Just print one copy to make the full number of cards required. Glue these prints onto thin black cardboard and then cut out the cards. Alternatively, print directly to thick white card, if your printer can cope, then print the cardback graphic onto the other side of your printed cardsets.
Arena: The Arena is large and may require you to construct it out of multiple prints. Preferrably output one full size colour print.
| FILENAME | SIZE |
| Right Mouse Click on each Filename below and select “Save link as” | |
| TWC-ARENA-2025.png | 742 KB |
| Image is large so you can print a large gameboard. | |
| TWC Instructions 2025.pdf | 7.4 MB |
| If you print double sided this can be made into a booklet by stapling through the document centre. | |
| TWC Cardset 2025.pdf | 8.4 MB |
| Includes a page for printing cardbacks if you use white cardboard. |
Tokens, Rings and Die: Most regular players claim that the best “home-made” tokens are two Rhinestones (eg 25mm and 11mm) joined by small metal or plastic tubes (eg. cut plastic pen). Small metal rings (eg. 12 mm brass) sold at Saddlers or craft shops are also favoured. You probably already have a die, but if not they are cheap to buy. How expensive your game is depends on what you do to construct it. Show your True Colours.
Future Products: Many regular gamers have been quite inventive and their input is supporting further development of the game in different formats. Investigations are currently underway for the development of a highly tactile version for visually impaired and blind people, portable electronic and computer software versions, and illuminated stained-glass or mirror-based playing arenas to mention just a few. Feel free to share too if you are so inclined as all gamer contributions will be made available to everyone via this website.
If you enjoy the game then consider giving whatever monies you feel you saved by making your own game to a worthy charity and improve the quality of life for someone else on this planet.
Should you make your own game I would love a postcard or even a picture of your gamers at play. I am keen to see where it ventures and who it touches.
If not, then so be it. What is, is.
