One of the things that is a bit tedius while playing Arkham Horror are the mini-portraits. They are very thin, even with mini-sleeves. They are hard to pick up, hard to flip over, and they take up a lot of space at each location.

Inspired by my Netrunner KeyChains, I began work with my designer, David, making mini-portraits for the (investi)Gators in Arkham Horror. We've been busy perfecting Roland and Akachi mini-portraits that will be easily distinguishable on the table, feature cool character art, be much easier to flip over, and will not take up as much space on the board. I learned with my path markers that their small size was very helpful in keeping things organized nicely during play.

These Mini-Portraits will be small enough to not obfuscate locations and take up space for monsters or clues while being easy to manipulate. They are about 1in x 1.5in and made out of fiberglass and copper plated with real gold.

One side features a character portrait while the other side features a silhouette and the character's name and class.