Getting started
Your first two weeks of cubit-scale unit play
A calm path into modular unit-play habits and shared-kit etiquette.
Day one
You will not find invented product prices or fake stock counts here. Orientation only: how people learn, where they discuss, which public references stay trustworthy.
Pick a scope
One-page unit standard. If a footprint argument repeats, ink the measurement.
Teach the table
One-page unit standard. If a footprint argument repeats, ink the measurement.
After session one
High-contrast labels and clear remote camera angles beat pretty kits nobody can parse mid-turn.
One-page unit standard. If a footprint argument repeats, ink the measurement.
One grid footprint, one modular stack, a shared-kit checklist—then stop shopping.
If a stacking rule slows every setup without helping play, drop it.
Leave room for player-built modules that were not on your prep list.
One clear cubit standard and one small modular set beat a cart of impulse buys on week one.
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Board, card, and miniature crates nearby when your kit expands beyond polyhedrals.