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<blockquote data-quote="Dire Bare" data-source="post: 8694605" data-attributes="member: 18182">These are a new style of token, the &quot;clings&quot; are not stickers, they can be placed and removed from the plastic disks. So, once you've put the clings you want for the encounter on disks, they work just like any other flat token, to be used instead of miniatures or standees. Then, when done, you put the clings back on the sheets and you're ready to build the next encounter.These are portable, should take up WAY less storage than miniatures, standees, or even other flat tokens. The plastic disks are sturdy and magnetic, you'll be able to use them on whiteboards, maps pinned to whiteboards, and even on your fridge! Later (hopefully), you'll be able to buy more and different clings, but use the same set of plastic disks.My concern is how durable are the clings themselves. Do they become less &quot;clingy&quot; over time, and thus, less useful?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dire Bare, post: 8694605, member: 18182"] These are a new style of token, the "clings" are not stickers, they can be placed and removed from the plastic disks. So, once you've put the clings you want for the encounter on disks, they work just like any other flat token, to be used instead of miniatures or standees. Then, when done, you put the clings back on the sheets and you're ready to build the next encounter. These are portable, should take up WAY less storage than miniatures, standees, or even other flat tokens. The plastic disks are sturdy and magnetic, you'll be able to use them on whiteboards, maps pinned to whiteboards, and even on your fridge! Later (hopefully), you'll be able to buy more and different clings, but use the same set of plastic disks. My concern is how durable are the clings themselves. Do they become less "clingy" over time, and thus, less useful? [/QUOTE]

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