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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rallek" data-source="post: 3972458" data-attributes="member: 8463">Mourn -Perhaps we are slow at setup, or perhaps looking through several cases worth of the relevant warhammer army for the "correct" minis takes awhile. Likewise returning the individual minis to their specific place in the correct case takes time. Perhaps you fail to realize just how large a serious warhammer minis collection can get. Either way, it simply took more time than we felt that it was worth. I'm not sure how "unfortunate" it is, but I will accept your view on it, and feel duly unfortunate for my (and my group's) slowness in setup.(I am using this moment to feel duly unfortunate for the slowness of myself and my group at setting up our minis)Now that I am done with truly feeling the depth of my unfortunate-ness, I'll move on to your next statement. I wasn't suggesting that there is no place in D&D for minis, nor was I denying that D&D grew out of a wargame. What I was outright saying without the need to imply anything, was that there is no place in our game for minis. You can argue that if you want to, but you'll be at a bit of a disadvantage as I don't ever recall seeing you at our table. When I say that if we wanted to do the minis thing we'd play warhammer, I mean exactly that. When my group wants to play a tactical game with minis, we favor warhammer over D&D. When we want to play a table top RPG we favor D&D over warhammer. When we want to get together for a card game we favor poker over both D&D and warhammer. That's just us, YMMV as always.</blockquote>

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