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<blockquote data-quote="Shin Okada" data-source="post: 110934" data-attributes="member: 1956">I have been always playing fantasy RPGs with minis. ODnD, Rune Quest, Stormbringer, T&amp;T, GURPS Fantasy, Advanced Fighting Fantasy, Sword World RPG (a Japanese one), etc. I love to use minis even if that combat system do not require minis. It is always more fun to play with minis.Also, when I was playing RPGs in my high school (ah, long years ago), I found by playing with minis, we can attract more people. When someone is playing RPG just with dice and papers, it looks somewhat &quot;geeky&quot; and bystanders tend to ignore, or avoid. But when playing with colorful minis, bystanders' reaction is quite different.Today, in addition to metal and plastic minis, I am using tons of cheap plastic toy animals. Some of them are purchased at toy store. Some of them are thrown in for chocolate or other sweets (just like those in Kinder Surprise, but Japanese ones are much better).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shin Okada, post: 110934, member: 1956"] I have been always playing fantasy RPGs with minis. ODnD, Rune Quest, Stormbringer, T&T, GURPS Fantasy, Advanced Fighting Fantasy, Sword World RPG (a Japanese one), etc. I love to use minis even if that combat system do not require minis. It is always more fun to play with minis. Also, when I was playing RPGs in my high school (ah, long years ago), I found by playing with minis, we can attract more people. When someone is playing RPG just with dice and papers, it looks somewhat "geeky" and bystanders tend to ignore, or avoid. But when playing with colorful minis, bystanders' reaction is quite different. Today, in addition to metal and plastic minis, I am using tons of cheap plastic toy animals. Some of them are purchased at toy store. Some of them are thrown in for chocolate or other sweets (just like those in Kinder Surprise, but Japanese ones are much better). [/QUOTE]

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