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perfect_storm_comps.pdf (6.70 MB) (Log in or Register to download.)
The tiles are all in a pdf file. Print each page on full label sticky paper and adhere both sides (so each layer is doouble sided) of each level to thick cardstock (like a comic book back). Then cut them out.

You can lay each tile on a table next to each other and start playing. To add more theme, make a thick pencil holder out of Fimo and punch each layer with a pencil in the center, so they can all stand on top of each other like in a real storm. Taking the layers off so you can flip them throughout the game is a fiddly, but I think its worth it. Hold the Fimo storm tower steady as you rotated the different layers to make sure the nonagons point where they need to pointing.

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