It's like making a teetering stack of someone's china to show that you enjoyed the meal.
Think it hasn't happened before?
Or before that?
I sense a theme, personally . . .
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?
It's like making a teetering stack of someone's china to show that you enjoyed the meal.
Think it hasn't happened before?
Or before that?
I sense a theme, personally . . .
It's like making a teetering stack of someone's china to show that you enjoyed the meal.
Think it hasn't happened before?
Or before that?
I sense a theme, personally . . .
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!)
ReplyDeleteMy 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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