Curating and Culling a Game collection
Positively Board Gaming · Mitchell Whitfield, Jamey Stegmaier
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Show Notes
How do you curate or cull a board game collection? Jamey Stegmaier and Mitchell Whitfield share positive, practical strategies for culling shelves, setting limits, and deciding what truly earns a place—plus thoughts on campaign games, “worlds on your shelf,” and Stonemaier reveals.
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