ConflictChips releases four new sets for D&D 3.5

[Vesve]

Please check out a new way to represent miniature combat and aerial combat at www.conflictchips.com. Conflictchips use the quality (11.5g) resin poker chips with high resolution graphics and pictures resessed into the chip.

You can use your favorite miniatures atop the most popular d&d 3.5 mounts with ease. The chip serves as a 10'x10' placeholder and has the important combat stats on back to save you time of looking them up. In this manner, one can easily represent the character and it's mount separately or as one unit.

In addition, new sets have been designed to help summoners manage their large sized animals by having the statistics on chips in the Druid Set, Summon Set, and Bag of Tricks Sets. Druids also find them handy when Shapechanging.

Lastly we offer the Spell Effects Set to magage aerial combat and common spell effects. The chips have a metal core that can use alea tools to elavate your miniatures above the battlemat on a sturdy base. These chips have the valuable spell durations and information printed on the face to assist the caster!

Thank you and Good Gaming. WWW.Conflictchips.com

 

[Morrus]

Very cool idea. I like it! Are they all 10x10?

 

[Vesve]

Large sized D&D Mounts, Monsters, and Spell Effects

Thank you for your Compliment,

At this time Conflictchips are set up to create 10' by 10' effects and critters. We find that we have plenty of LARGE sized monsters to make before we retool to a 5' by 5' version. Retooling is quite expensive. I would expect to see a Dogs of War set near the end of this year or beginning of next year depending on how well our current inventory is reduced.

We do have plans to make a HUGE and MEDIUM sized chips at some point, however, I think our next scheduled releases are BEASTS of BURDEN and ELEMENTALS.

In the meantime, if you are interested in Medium sized figures I would suggest ALEA TOOLS at www.aleatools.com. These status markers are magnetic and work well with Conflictchips since our chips have a metal core.

Again thanks for your interest. We designed Conflictchips because we as gamers wanted something like this to make our own game play more effeicient. Good Gaming! www.conflictchips.com