We've been able to do okay with the crayons we have (except certain colors, like yellow in particular, are terrible); however, that may be because the crayons from earlier editions are better than what Mayfair is buying these days.
You could try whiteboard dry-erase markers, although Mayfair advises against it. They do make a thin-tip type. Test your markers on a tiny corner on the edge first, though. And make sure you clean the board thoroughly after the game.
Lisa and I have played literally hundreds of games of the EB-family games. Currently we're really enjoying India Rails.
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You could try whiteboard dry-erase markers, although Mayfair advises against it. They do make a thin-tip type. Test your markers on a tiny corner on the edge first, though. And make sure you clean the board thoroughly after the game.
Lisa and I have played literally hundreds of games of the EB-family games. Currently we're really enjoying India Rails.