Is This The World's Greatest Thrones & Bones Set?

I saw something utterly stupendous this week. My good friend and amazing author J. F. Lewis (Staked, Grudgebearer) decided he wanted his own Thrones & Bones set, Thrones & Bones being the board game played in Frostborn, the first book of the series of the same name. And he didn't just want any set. He wanted a beautiful, wood-carved set that could be an objet d'art as well as a playable game.

After some scouting, he found Ignited Arts & Design, the company of an artist named Jack Windsor. Jack does amazing work, and he specializes in hnefatafl boards, the real world Viking game that served as inspiration for Norrøngard's Thrones & Bones (though there are a few differences between Earth's game and the Qualth game).

And just look at the result! Notice the shields marking the spots for the shield maidens, the barrow mounds with broken corpse doors, the design on the edges! I think they've put my own prototype to shame.

Thrones & Bones Fan Art

The fan art page of my personal website has photos of Thrones & Bones sets, Frostborninspired artwork, and even costumes from readers across America and the UK. I'm always happy to add to this wonderful repository!

Check out these super cool fan-made Thrones & Bones sets!

Here is a fan in the UK showing of his Karn Korlundsson costume, complete with Thrones & Bones board!




And here Karn and Thianna confront the dragon Orm in this fan art from a nine year old reader!

This awesome two-headed troll painting was a gift from a fan in Athens, GA!

Thank you notes are better with dragons!