Industry Requests

A request board for the tabletop industry. Connect with game developers, find the resources you need, or offer your services to projects looking for collaborators.

Artist Wanted for Card Game

Illustration · Posted recently

A fantasy adventure card game seeks a character illustrator for 40+ unique card designs.

Rulebook Editor Needed

Editing & Writing · Posted recently

Looking for an experienced rulebook editor to refine a 24-page manual for a mid-weight strategy game.

Playtest Group – Miniatures Wargame

Playtesting · Posted recently

Seeking 4–6 dedicated playtesters for a post-apocalyptic racing wargame currently in development.

Graphic Designer for Board

Graphic Design · Posted recently

Need a designer to create the main board layout and iconography for a tile-laying family game.

Crowdfunding Consultant

Marketing · Posted recently

Experienced crowdfunding consultant wanted to advise on campaign strategy for a game nearing completion.

3D Sculptor for Miniatures

Sculpting · Posted recently

Abstract strategy game needs a 3D sculptor for six unique starship miniatures at 28mm scale.

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How the Request Board Works

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    Post a request. Describe the resource or service you need — whether it's an artist, editor, playtester, or consultant.

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    Browse and respond. Service providers can browse open requests and reach out to offer their skills.

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    Connect and collaborate. Use TTG's real-time collaboration tools — chat, shared documents, and file storage — to work together seamlessly.

The requests board serves as a central gathering place where game designers, artists, writers, and publishers can connect around active projects needing specific expertise. Whether a developer is seeking a skilled miniature painter, a rulebook editor, or playtesters for a new wargame, this space allows those needs to be posted clearly for the community to see. Creators offering services such as graphic design, card prototyping, or licensing consultation can also list their availability, making it easier for teams to find the right collaborators. This exchange helps streamline the development process, reducing the time spent searching for talent and allowing projects to move forward efficiently toward their crowdfunding or publication goals.

Beyond matching talent to projects, the request board fosters a culture of collaboration that strengthens the entire tabletop ecosystem. Independent designers working on concept art or deck-building mechanics can discover partners who bring complementary skills, while publishers scouting for fresh ideas can browse requests from emerging creators. The board also supports fan base generation by connecting projects with reviewers, playtesters, and early supporters who help refine gameplay before a wider launch. This open exchange of services and needs encourages a vibrant community where both established companies and starving artists can find their place, ensuring that great game concepts have the support they need to reach the table.