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Components (Dice, dice towers, paper money, wooden cubes, etc.).

Colors (Player piece color preferences.).

Cafes (For fans and regulars at board game cafes, which offer a selection of games for patrons to play).

Board Game Related (All kinds of things that are related to board games and boardgaming.).

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Award (System awarded badges for contributions to BGG.).

This is the current group-subgroup tree, with short descriptions of content where necessary: More information on the award can be found here.īecause there are several thousand microbadges, they are classified in 'groups' and 'subgroups' on the 'buy microbadges' page. Fitting a complex image in 16x16 pixels while keeping it perfectly recognizable is. A microbadge of a wooden cube is no big effort. 'Exceptionally good' microbadges are sharp and recognizable, but also have to be the result of a bit of a design challenge. To qualify, a designer must consistently create high quality microbadges and have at least five that are exceptionally good. Unlike the system awarded badges (see below), this award is for excellent graphic design within the 16x16 pixel limit. The Microbadge Design Award is a microbadge that is - as the name of the award suggests - awarded for excellent microbadge design: Note: Party-political and partisan microbadges are not permitted. See Microbadge Design and Submission for further information. In the meantime, to check the pending queue for microbadge submissions see Pending Microbadges. This geekmail is sent when the microbadge administrator approves/rejects the badge. Wait for a geekmail specifying if the badge was approved or rejected. If feedback was positive, post your microbadge submission using the Create Microbadge form.ħ. If the badge is deemed appropriate but needs improvements, go back to the 2nd step.Ħ. Wait for feedback from other microbadge designers.

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When posting your badge proposal, include full badge info (mouseover, etc).ĥ.

Submit your microbadge proposal for peer-review, by adding a new post to the Microbadge Submissions, Design, and Feedback thread (if the badge is RPG related use this thread instead, if the badge is video game related use this thread). Upload the image to your personal gallery here on BGG/RPGG/VGG.Ĥ.

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Use your favorite imaging software to create a 16 by 16 pixel image, preferably in PNG format and in most cases with a transparent background.ģ. Look at the thousands of existing microbadges to see if what you have in mind already has something very similar already available.Ģ. It can be deleted, but the GeekGold used to purchase it is not refunded.ġ. Unlike an avatar, a microbadge cannot be changed after purchase. System awarded badges are awarded once a day, by a script which runs at 9:00 CST, according to this forum post: Re: System Awarded Microbadges

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A user who has been given a coupon code can redeem it for the microbadge of the user's choice, instead of paying GeekGold for it (a user may only redeem a coupon code for a microbadge which can be purchased). Occasionally, Microbadge Coupon Codes are distributed. There are some special microbadges, such as those used to identify Admins and Geeks of the Week. Others are awarded by the system to users who contribute content to BoardGameGeek (for example, a user who writes 5 session reports gets a Copper Session Reporter microbadge).

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Some are awarded free to those who participate in certain contests or surveys. Not all microbadges are available for purchase, however. The most straightforward way to acquire a microbadge is to purchase one at a cost of 8 GeekGold. Microbadges can be acquired in several ways.