Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Which is the smallest size possible?
Well, technically anything is possible, but let’s talk about what’s recommended :D
When it comes to component sizes, it’s not just about how small you can go, but how practical and user-friendly the piece will be for players. If a token, card, or miniature is too tiny, it becomes uncomfortable to handle, easy to lose, and may even compromise the overall gaming experience.
Hear what Hersh recommends: as a rule of thumb, always balance production feasibility with player comfort. A slightly larger size often adds only a negligible cost difference but makes a huge impact on playability and quality perception.
So instead of pushing for the absolute minimum, think in terms of recommended minimums that ensure your game feels professional, durable, and enjoyable at the table.
Which is the smallest size possible?
Well, technically anything is possible, but let’s talk about what’s recommended :D
When it comes to component sizes, it’s not just about how small you can go, but how practical and user-friendly the piece will be for players. If a token, card, or miniature is too tiny, it becomes uncomfortable to handle, easy to lose, and may even compromise the overall gaming experience.
Hear what Hersh recommends: as a rule of thumb, always balance production feasibility with player comfort. A slightly larger size often adds only a negligible cost difference but makes a huge impact on playability and quality perception.
So instead of pushing for the absolute minimum, think in terms of recommended minimums that ensure your game feels professional, durable, and enjoyable at the table.
