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Wednesday, July 1, 2015

Miniature Abuse

Why do my players love taking any opportunity to stack my hand-assembled, hand-painted minis up like cordwood so I can see exactly how they've stacked up the fallen enemy's bodies?



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It's like making a teetering stack of someone's china to show that you enjoyed the meal.

Think it hasn't happened before?

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Or before that?

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I sense a theme, personally . . .

2 comments:

  1. Gloss Coat + Matte Varnish = peace of mind (mostly). I've a similar phenomenon in the past; must be a player thing. My swords, too, seem to magically invite people to handle them without asking (rusty fingerprints ahoy!)

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    1. My players handle my minis with extreme care before, during, and after play. Except when they pile them up to show how they'll be burning them.

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