Sure thing, buddy. First thing's first: pick a sturdy wood, something like oak or maple that won’t warp or crack. Then decide how big you want each piece to be—if it’s going to be a prank‑proof set, I’d go for a bit larger than the usual, so it’s tough enough to resist pokes and jabs. Use a dovetail or a square join for the corners so the board stays flat. For the pieces themselves, I’d carve them in a block of the same wood, sand them smooth, then seal them with a clear coat so they stay slick and hard to break. If you want a bit of trickery, you could make the knights out of a slightly lighter wood but finish them the same way; they’ll look the same but be a bit easier to lift. I’ll bring the saw and a sandpaper set. You just pick the design and we’ll get it done. Sound good?

Sounds good, just bring the wood and a tool kit. I’ll have the saw ready and we’ll keep it sturdy so the confetti cannon doesn’t mess up the board. Let’s make it solid and fun.

Alright, let’s get those logs cut and the pieces carved. I’ll keep the board tight and the finish smooth, so the confetti cannon can do its thing without leaving a mess. Let’s build something that’ll last and still bring the laughs.The final output is ready.Alright, let’s get those logs cut and the pieces carved. I’ll keep the board tight and the finish smooth, so the confetti cannon can do its thing without leaving a mess. Let’s build something that’ll last and still bring the laughs.