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<blockquote data-quote="Gumby" data-source="post: 646576" data-attributes="member: 510">Jesus Christ, what's with all the pissing and moaning?&nbsp; The 3E rules have assumed you use miniatures since their inception; all the designers are doing now is coming out of the closet and saying so.You can continue to not use miniatures. Just say everything's in increments of five feet, and remember where every creature, spell effect, door, and item of furniture is at all times while you play, just like you do now.I doubt that the 3.5 Player's Handbook comes locked, and the only way to unlock it is to rub the base of an &quot;official&quot; D&amp;D3.5E miniature along the magnetic sensor strip built into the spine of the book.Oh, and while some people find that minis slow the game down, others find they obviate the need for a lot of questions about distance and obstacles.&nbsp; Just because one person finds that miniatures are unwieldy, doesn't make it a universal truth.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gumby, post: 646576, member: 510"] Jesus Christ, what's with all the pissing and moaning? The 3E rules have assumed you use miniatures since their inception; all the designers are doing now is coming out of the closet and saying so. You can continue to not use miniatures. Just say everything's in increments of five feet, and remember where every creature, spell effect, door, and item of furniture is at all times while you play, just like you do now. I doubt that the 3.5 Player's Handbook comes locked, and the only way to unlock it is to rub the base of an "official" D&D3.5E miniature along the magnetic sensor strip built into the spine of the book. Oh, and while some people find that minis slow the game down, others find they obviate the need for a lot of questions about distance and obstacles. Just because one person finds that miniatures are unwieldy, doesn't make it a universal truth. [/QUOTE]

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