Where to buy D&D Tokens?

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codewarriorpro

First Post

• Sep 18, 2003

• #1

Hello,

I love the tokens that come with Dungeon and Dragon Magazine. I was wondering if there was some company out there producing them. Or something similar to them, maybe made out of plastic to last longer. I'd buy miniatures but they seem expensive and hard to collect what you want.

Thanks.

 

Last edited: Sep 18, 2003

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Crothian

First Post

• Sep 18, 2003

• #2

Fiery Dragon makes some great counters, you should be able to pick them up at any local gaming store.

 

diaglo

Adventurer

• Sep 18, 2003

• #3

or visit their website:

http://www.fierydragon.com/

 

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Staffan

Legend

• Sep 18, 2003

• #4

Or, if you're cheap like me: Download the pictures from the MM and various other monster books from WOTC's site. Use an image editing program to cut out a relevant square from each picture (I generally focus on the face/head on Medium or smaller critters, and on the full beastie on larger ones). Then use Powerpoint or something similar to make your own counters using those pictures as bases. Either insert the picture as a picture in PP (changing the size to whatever the counter's size should be) and put a frame around it, or use the picture as the "fill picture" in a square or circle.

I would insert an example file here, but I'm pretty sure that would violate copyright since it uses WOTC's pictures.

 

Steve Jung

Explorer

• Sep 19, 2003

• #5

I like Dragon Scale Counters. They're made from plastic that one can write on with pens and pencils.