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The Games Workshop Alternatives Thread

Started by TristramEvans, October 28, 2013, 03:51:42 AM

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TristramEvans

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November 03, 2013, 11:59:30 AM
I especially like Wargames Factory's samurai line

Exploderwizard

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November 13, 2013, 10:47:16 AM
I have wargames factory vikings & saxons and love them. The only set I got from them that I didn't care for were the skeletons. They were so flimsy and in so many pieces that assembly turned out to be a nightmare.

I still plan on using the bones as base material and perhaps "filling" for a clearcast resin gelatinous cube.
Quote from: JonWakeGamers, as a whole, are much like primitive cavemen when confronted with a new game. Rather than \'oh, neat, what\'s this do?\', the reaction is to decide if it\'s a sex hole, then hit it with a rock.

Quote from: Old Geezer;724252At some point it seems like D&D is going to disappear up its own ass.

Quote from: Kyle Aaron;766997In the randomness of the dice lies the seed for the great oak of creativity and fun. The great virtue of the dice is that they come without boxed text.

Arduin

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November 13, 2013, 11:27:47 AM
Quote from: Exploderwizard;707921I still plan on using the bones as base material and perhaps "filling" for a clearcast resin gelatinous cube.

Wow, what a creative idea.

David Johansen

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November 13, 2013, 03:19:10 PM
Wargames Factory has retooled their skeletons, they're a bit beefier and on a single sprue now.  Supposedly the zombies are next up.
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Exploderwizard

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November 14, 2013, 07:56:46 PM
Quote from: David Johansen;708074Wargames Factory has retooled their skeletons, they're a bit beefier and on a single sprue now.  Supposedly the zombies are next up.

Good to hear, thanks. I might give the new box of skeletons a try. :)
Quote from: JonWakeGamers, as a whole, are much like primitive cavemen when confronted with a new game. Rather than \'oh, neat, what\'s this do?\', the reaction is to decide if it\'s a sex hole, then hit it with a rock.

Quote from: Old Geezer;724252At some point it seems like D&D is going to disappear up its own ass.

Quote from: Kyle Aaron;766997In the randomness of the dice lies the seed for the great oak of creativity and fun. The great virtue of the dice is that they come without boxed text.
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