Call to Adventure (+ Expansions) Board Game Insert

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[Call to Adventure](https://www.brotherwisegames.com/about-call-to-adventure) ([BGG link](https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/238992/call-adventure)) is a tabletop game where you and the other people at the table start with a character and compete to develop the best character-driven story by casting runes. At this point in time, there are two expansions: [The Name of the Wind](https://www.brotherwisegames.com/shop/the-name-of-the-wind), which requires the core game, and [The Stormlight Archive](https://www.brotherwisegames.com/shop/the-stormlight-archive), which is a standalone expansion. Given the contents, it doesn't make sense to have the game scattered across three boxes, so I developed an insert via [The Board Game Insert Toolkit](https://github.com/IdoMagal/The-Boardgame-Insert-Toolkit/) to address that. ***Features*** * Combines Call to Adventure, The Name of the Wind, and The Stormlight Archive into a single big box * Designed to be played from the insert, allowing for fast setup and break down * Both sets of runes in separate boxes so each end of the table can have their set *or* to allow for two separate games from the same box * Each box is labelled with the cards it contains * Stackable boxes with per-game lids * Built around Ultra Pro sleeves ([110 μm](https://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/164572/card-sleeve-sizes-games)), so the thickness should fit any other sleeves * Lid lift of approximately 1.5cm after including all manuals, all character boards. ***Note*** * You'll need to print two of the rune boxes but only one cover (they stack). * Lato font available via [https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Lato?query=lato](Google). ***Disclaimer*** Copyright for all symbols (e.g. title layout) and iconography belongs to their respective owners (including but not exclusive to Brotherwise Games, LLC, Patrick Rothfuss and Elodin Enterprises, LLC., and Dragonsteel Entertainment, LLC), and are provided exclusively for personal use. In other words, I'm just trying to help people organize their board game a bit better, so they aren't meant to be distributed for any other purpose.