Icons of Adventure

For anyone who doesn't want to spring for real miniatures, I offer these little bits of artwork that can be used instead.

I'm using these in a game I'm running with my kids: the monster mix is set up for a four-person party.

The first row: 5 goblin cutters, a goblin hexer, and a goblin sharpshooter
The second row: 3 goblin warriors, a goblin blackblade, a fire beetle, 2 goblin underbosses, and a goblin skullcleaver
The third row: Male Elf Cleric, Female Human Fighter, Male Dwarf Wizard, Male Halfling Rogue, and Bugbear Warrior

I like this!

If "cleaned" up and colored, they would be amazing!

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Haha, great! I might use this idea for my games.

I don't think they need to be cleaned up at all. If you want a real 1970s mom's basement feel to your game, they're absolutely perfect!

The only question is what the hell do you print them on so they don't blow away? I keep my ceiling fan on while playing to beat the heat!

ZephyrTR said:

I don't think they need to be cleaned up at all. If you want a real 1970s mom's basement feel to your game, they're absolutely perfect!

The only question is what the hell do you print them on so they don't blow away? I keep my ceiling fan on while playing to beat the heat!

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My idea is to tape them to a piece of cardboard.

Thanks for the encouraging remarks. This represents about 5 encounters. My plan is to take the party through eight encounters (using a "normal-easy-normal-hard-normal-easy-normal-hard" pattern) before moving them to level two. I'll try to post new pictures as we advance through the story.

Are you gonna update their tokens once they get UBER LEET GEAR!? They're so hilarious as they are, such skinny arms. They really look like rag-tag level 1 adventurers.