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Re: Some D&D/Fantasy Thingies
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lugnet.castle
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Wed, 6 Aug 2003 01:59:30 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Isaac Yue wrote:
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Cool! So I’m not the only one who uses minifigs to roleplay then.
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Yah, back in college with my D&D group I pulled out my minifigs to represent
characters. Our DM had never worked with a group that used miniatures at all,
actually, and everyone went nuts over how customizable they were--by then (1995)
Lego had come out with lots of different face printings and I really made them
look like their characters. (Once upon a time I had a photo, but I don’t know
if I still do.) Then we met the slave girl and I pulled out the female
islander--they went wild...
With my current D&D group I made minifigs of everyone’s PC--they looked at them
for about 30 seconds, said they were cute, and then pulled out the metal
miniatures to play. Maybe with BrickQuest I’ll be able to turn them around
slowly, but I don’t know...
At GenCon I talked to a couple people who used Lego for their D&D. One guy was
real interested in how I did my modules--I didn’t have time to really pick his
brain, and I wish I had gotten his email address--but he said he’s been working
on a graveyard and a modular dungeon for his next D&D scenario.
So yup, we’re out there...
Peter
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| Cool! So I'm not the only one who uses minifigs to roleplay then. I like the way you made your shadows with their arms attached backward, which gives a more eerie feel. I also like your black puddings for some reasons. Btw, if you've more pics of (...) (21 years ago, 5-Aug-03, to lugnet.castle, FTX)
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