Fiddly in the context of boardgames tends to always mean the physical side of things the number of components , the time to setup , how many things are spread across the table during play . Mage Knight is 100 % fiddly , but that ' s not to say it ' s a negative . just a nature of the beast ! <| sep |> I am totally in ! D <| sep |> record and share please 😍 <| sep |> The question above this that asks if swimming is good for physical health , why do whales look the way they do . My brain almost locked up on comprehending the train of thought behind that question . <| sep |> Wow , you ' re far behind . This is why I don ' t vote democrats . An extremely small government cannot do this . <| sep |> Yes . Yes . Yes . <| sep |> Raster etching on leather works perfectly fine . Here ' s something I engraved for an example . t h i s c a m e r a notebookcoverformydadwhos That was plain vegetabletanned leather . Garment leather doesn ' t engrave or cut as nicely . Engraving on leather takes a similar amount of powertime as engraving lightly on wood . Ideally you ' ll want your design as a blackandwhite vector image . I usually recommend as a decent free vector editing program . If you can get a higherresolution scan of the board , Inkscape has a tracebitmap tool that could give you the vector pattern you ' d need . Or if you need to rebuildremake the design , you could crib parts from to assemble the pattern . If you were thinking about stone , I ' d say to look for a polished granite countertop offcut . The polished surface can be engraved off pretty quickly to expose the rough stone below . If you ' re starting with a rough surface , though , it ' ll take a lot of power or time to engrave satisfactorily . If you want a price quote from someone , I ' d suggest getting the design ready , and figuring out the dimensions you need . Sadly I ' m not currently in a position to offer cutting services for hire .