I'm done with that experiment with #PaperMinis.
I'll probably do things a little differently if I build others.
illustrations by Lettuce, from some #ForbiddenPsalm End Times Edition Extras.
(and from #FacePsalm ? https://zodiolestes.itch.io/face-psalm)
I'm trying a different method : I cut the minis off their half bases, and I work on round bases, that I cut and wrap in paper, separately.
I then glue the minis on the base.
Yesterday, in Dungeon of the Mad Mage, my players came up with a great idea to stake out the spider lair: just cast sickening radiance inside and barricade the door. 😀
They even dealt with the drider sneaking up on them creatively: the monk stunned it, pushed it over the edge, where it fell down 100ft, then jumped, turning himself into a human cannon and dealt even more damage while taking none. 😁
#ttrpg #dnd5e #dotmm #paperminis #rpg #penandpaper
Pics by @HangryDM
I've collected a lot of paper scenery, but the oddest is the Numenera Terrain set from Fat Dragon.
Numenera just seems like a strange choice of a setting to produce terrain for.
Just using miniatures in Numenera seems questionable (though they exist), and making scenery for a setting with ever more bizarre settings and vistas seems crazy...and yet it exists.
I've used it for other sci-fi settings, but I can't imagine using it for Numenera.
One of the best and most specific #TTRPG resources on the internet is the Star Trek Miniature Maker.
If you use paper miniatures and run Star Trek RPGs, you can make a near-infinite variety of paper miniatures for free.
You can choose any species wearing a uniform from every series of Trek.
Even if you're not going to print minis, it's fun just to play with.
An app for making Star Trek Paper Miniatures
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