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title: "Quick &amp; Easy Way to Create Board Game Paths"
url: "https://books.playgoventure.com/3/newsletter/238/quick-easy-way-to-create-board-game-paths"
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# Quick & Easy Way to Create Board Game Paths

A time-consuming aspect of designing board games is prototyping the player path. It takes a long time to set it up in a graphic design program and then more time as you tweak the gameplay.

In this video, I'll show you a magical way to improve this. I'm using Adobe Illustrator, but other graphic design tools may do the same.

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