A lot of kickstarters offer a Print-n-Play file to allow backers to print out their own copy of the game. The great ones will offer one for interested parties to encourage backing.

With the bad news about Two Rooms and a Boom not arriving for Christmas I personally have a new motivation to print out the official PnP which actually looks pretty nice. The problem I have is the same problem I have with my Tiny Epic Kingdoms PnP set. I like my set. I printed both a small and a large version of the game. But now that I have two copies of the retail game (deluxe edition FTW) what am I to do with my PnP set? My Two Rooms and a Boom set is beloved by my board game group. They speak of it in hushed tones of reverence because we rarely have that many people motivated to play a single game and every time it's been a blast. I bought a corner rounder specifically to round those cards so make it easier to handle. Of course now I round everything I make whether it wants rounding or not.

I recently got myself motivated to finish my Chaosmos official PnP. I'm almost done with the major stuff then I'll decide whether to print out the full color cards or use my previously printed ink saving no art cards. But the game should actually be arriving I suspect soonish. Which will leave me with a decent PnP copy that doesn't have a box.

Fellow PnPers what do you do when you no longer need your sets? Do you sell them off cheap? If so who's buying? Do you give them away? If so whose taking them? Do you donate them to homeless people who are bored out of their minds?* Do you drop them off at playgrounds like a child you're giving up with a note pinned to it telling it's new owners all about it and how to play?

* - (apologies to the homeless. it's a rough life, I know people in it)