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<blockquote data-quote="Beastman" data-source="post: 3711535" data-attributes="member: 8155">Well, time. I have even barely time to properly prep an adventure let alone make one...I always had a gripe with WOTC-adventures: open door. fight monster. search room. open door. fight monster. search room. open door. search room. wait...no monsters? surprise, surprise...open door...The one memorable product, however, being Red Hand of Doom. a refreshing and different experience in WOTC's adventure line...And no, there will be no WOTC-agents checking for the use of WOTc-miniatures. But with 3.5 rules and the new adventure format introduced lately, I have the feeling that miniatures (or cardboard heroes or whatever) will be an essential part of 4e...Its true that as DM i can null-rule all and anything (its even true that i can stick to 3.5 and ignore 4e completly) - but if the rules are written from miniature perspective and i have to modify it all, what sense makes it buying a product i have to modify to suit my taste?Was just curious how heavily 4e involves miniatures...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Beastman, post: 3711535, member: 8155"] Well, time. I have even barely time to properly prep an adventure let alone make one... I always had a gripe with WOTC-adventures: open door. fight monster. search room. open door. fight monster. search room. open door. search room. wait...no monsters? surprise, surprise...open door... The one memorable product, however, being Red Hand of Doom. a refreshing and different experience in WOTC's adventure line... And no, there will be no WOTC-agents checking for the use of WOTc-miniatures. But with 3.5 rules and the new adventure format introduced lately, I have the feeling that miniatures (or cardboard heroes or whatever) will be an essential part of 4e... Its true that as DM i can null-rule all and anything (its even true that i can stick to 3.5 and ignore 4e completly) - but if the rules are written from miniature perspective and i have to modify it all, what sense makes it buying a product i have to modify to suit my taste? Was just curious how heavily 4e involves miniatures... [/QUOTE]

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