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<blockquote data-quote="bento" data-source="post: 4210565" data-attributes="member: 36597">I'm assuming a &quot;kit&quot; you mean the miniatures aspect of gaming.&nbsp; Chessex battlemat is probably your most flexible solution, and over time, your most cost effective.&nbsp; With the right markers, you can use this for years and years and never wear it out.&nbsp; There are other solutions, such as the dungeon tile series, but really these are good for specific types of adventures, and every time you want to run something different, you have to buy a new set or do without.&nbsp; I also have some sets of SkeletonKey Games maps, and these are also good for specific types of settings, but I find that I still use the battlemat the most.As for miniatures, see if your local gaming shop sells individual DDMs. Often you can find the more common figures relatively cheap.&nbsp; And as they are already painted, no extra time of funds spend on getting them dolled up. Another solution is Fiery Dragon's Counter Collection sets, many of them drawn by our board's very own Claudio Pozas.&nbsp; With their Gold and Summoned Monsters sets you have nearly every monster from MM1.&nbsp; You can find these over on RPGNow.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bento, post: 4210565, member: 36597"] I'm assuming a "kit" you mean the miniatures aspect of gaming. Chessex battlemat is probably your most flexible solution, and over time, your most cost effective. With the right markers, you can use this for years and years and never wear it out. There are other solutions, such as the dungeon tile series, but really these are good for specific types of adventures, and every time you want to run something different, you have to buy a new set or do without. I also have some sets of SkeletonKey Games maps, and these are also good for specific types of settings, but I find that I still use the battlemat the most. As for miniatures, see if your local gaming shop sells individual DDMs. Often you can find the more common figures relatively cheap. And as they are already painted, no extra time of funds spend on getting them dolled up. Another solution is Fiery Dragon's Counter Collection sets, many of them drawn by our board's very own Claudio Pozas. With their Gold and Summoned Monsters sets you have nearly every monster from MM1. You can find these over on RPGNow. [/QUOTE]

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