Devil May Cry The Bloody Palace + [Walking Arsenal Expansion, Devil Trigger, The Alpha & The Omega Expansions]

"Based on the Bloody Palace mode from the critically acclaimed Devil May Cry™ 5 video game, Devil May Cry™: The Bloody Palace is a dynamic and fast-paced board game for 1 to 4 players where style counts for everything. Players each take control of an iconic Devil May Cry™ devil hunter and compete to outscore each other and slay enemies with style by building the most impressive attack combos and moving up the style ranks. Will you make it all the way up to the coveted Smokin’ Sexy Style triple-S rank?" The kickstarted board game created by Steamforged Games (SFG) in it's complete entirety. It took awhile since the board game's full release for me to finish this. I had no intent on even doing this, but due to COVID, bringing this into TTS was the only way to play this with friends. Including The Walking Arsenal Expansion! Which lets Lady become a playable character as well as additional enemies and a boss! Including the Devil Trigger Expansion! This adds the devil trigger function to all characters, and Nightmare for V! Unfortunately I couldn't make any DT Trish or "Powered Up" Lady figures since DMC 5 doesn't have anything for them in the gallery. Including The Alpha & The Omega Expansion! This adds new enemies and bosses, featuring fan favorite Vergil! I don't know how to script so everything is done manually, but I put in A LOT of snap points for organization. Check the screenshots for reference as to what an ideal full board layout looks like. There are no snap points for the main board / placement of figure pieces. NOTE: There might sloppy looking cards, you'll know when you see them. Sorry about that, I worked slowly on correcting them. *As of 6/13/21 I corrected what I wanted to regarding this, so I'm done with fixing them. All credit and thanks to Steamforged Games for this fantastic board game. The only thing that isn't from them is the image on the top board; which is used from "wallhere." Also, since I couldn't / didn't find a way to scan the actual mode