- SimonW
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Re: How to get these forums active again
Pit Fighter wrote:
Well, hopefully the new-ish edition with the European art style will light a fire under some more players! It's definitely got me interested. I've been converting some minis (mostly ASOIAF CMON figs) for use in a sword and sorcery setting and hope to get some more singles in the future.
I love miniatures. A BoL range would be good. 
- The GIT!
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Re: How to get these forums active again
Well, hopefully the new-ish edition with the European art style will light a fire under some more players! It's definitely got me interested. I've been converting some minis (mostly ASOIAF CMON figs) for use in a sword and sorcery setting and hope to get some more singles in the future.
I love miniatures. A BoL range would be good.
A really nice alternative are the colour plastic flat miniatures produced by Arcknight:
Wealth can be wonderful, but you know, success can test one's mettle as surely as the strongest adversary.
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Re: How to get these forums active again
I like those.
They really are excellent. I purchased a load of the Savage Worlds The Last Parsec minis and have them stored in a FlexxFolio. I also have some nice pirate minis for my next Honor+Intrigue campaign. Excellent product.
Wealth can be wonderful, but you know, success can test one's mettle as surely as the strongest adversary.
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Re: How to get these forums active again
A lot of cool barbarian and S&S miniatures can be found in ex-GW illustrator Adrian Smith's HATE board game too. Every so often I pick up a few singles inexpensively.
I am the one who writes for old school D&D, yet BoL and Everywhen are pretty cool too.