Hey there! Great thoughts. Yeah, so we've been wrestling with the print-and-play question. There's a couple things, but our main thought at the moment is that there's actually a lot of components with the game. We previously tried to make a print-and-play version of our other game, Co-opoly, available. And our audience is about half-board game players, and half activists/organizers who don't have a lot of experience with games. A lot of those second group of folks ended up getting the print-and-play, because they thought it'd be cheaper and easier - but it ended up taking them more time and money to put the game together themselves, and therefore they never ended up using the print-and-play as a result. So, yeah, we've been sort of wrestling with how to make a print-and-play version accessible/have non-gamer activist folks understand really what it means. It's definitely on our minds, so thanks for bringing it up.

Also, BbB is awesome! I've pre-ordered my copy and chatted with the creators. Can't wait to play it.