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I make pawns cheaply and easily by printing them onto regular paper, and then gluing them to 1/8" foam core.

I just use regular white glue (such as Elmer's) with a flat paint brush to apply a thin coat of glue onto the foam. I then press the paper onto it.

When desigining your pawns in your graphic design software, put a 1/8 inch spacer between the front and back of each pawn. Fold your paper pawn along those lines before gluing.

Once the glue is dired, the pawn becomes as stiff as cardboard. They are the perfect thickness to use standard Pathfinder pawn bases.

Or just buy the $15 assortment of 36 bases. https://paizo.com/products/btq02251?Pathfinder-Pawns-Base-Assortment

OMG this is so touching. I mean I have my issues, but I have been pretty successful in managing them.

However, I have *always* been proud of the way that the Gaming community is inclusive of all peoples.

Heck a huge percentage of the gamers I have met seem somewhere at least tangential to AD, HD, or both.

As to the comments about Autism, in my ~40 years of gaming, I'm pretty sure a LARGE percentage of gamers are somewhere on the spectrum. Heck, when a little girl asked Neil DeGrasse Tyson if anyone in STEM was dyslexic, he had the greatest response. He said "I have colleagues who have dyslexia. I have colleagues who are on the Autism Spectrum; I *especially* have colleagues who are on the Autism Spectrum..."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBD_LTPjYVQ