Ye Olde Inn

I know a lot of you all out there don't like the idea of paper minis and paper
terrain and such...maybe it is too cartoonish or adds too much childishness
to the game...I don't know.

But I love these. And, they would go great with Inked adventures tiles.

I just may have to download these and use them.

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Alien wizard!

heh indeed. Yeah these are pretty nice!

They are cool. Seeing how skillfully they were done, I wish they had true back sides instead of reverse images.

New spell:

Summon Flying Saucer
The alien wizard creates a worm hole to the Zargon system, allowing a highly advanced death cruiser to traverse the curved space-time and appear over the head of any enemy on the board. The death cruiser uses it's dark matter proton beam cannon to attack with 52 combat dice and then departs back from whence it came before the worm hole closes.

Are these the official paper minis or...? Either way, these are really nice. Might even be worth printing!

No, not official...just something brsathler made for his own game.
If you look through his images, he's made all minis and furniture and such
himself, it looks like. Great work, too, I say.

The Brazilian edition of Hero Quest has official paper minis for the Heroes and monsters. They were printed old school with a dot matrix. Some members at Old Scratch's were working on them to better thier quality. Unfortunately, those aren't yet available as the project wasn't completed. It would be great if any of the Brazilian members here could make some high quality scans of the standees for the Gallery.

torilen wrote:No, not official...just something brsathler made for his own game.
If you look through his images, he's made all minis and furniture and such
himself, it looks like. Great work, too, I say.

I agree. He did a very good job. Thanks for sharing them brsathler!

torilen wrote:No, not official...just something brsathler made for his own game.
If you look through his images, he's made all minis and furniture and such
himself, it looks like. Great work, too, I say.

Oh, okay, thanks. That just makes these even cooler that he made them himself Really awesome work indeed!