How to: Make the cheapest d&d mini's that don't suck - using the official mini art!

[Charwoman Gene]

I'm seriously considering going the paper counter route.
It took finally realizing they were disposable that hooked me.

 

[frankthedm]

Edit: I tried to check it out but I can't see any until I buy it or something.

Yknow, it kinda has to be done that way otherwise a quick press of the PRNT SCRN key would remove the need to purchase the collection. That said, Klaus's homepage has many samples. http://www.enworld.org/Pozas/fdp.html He also did a reeally nice, and free, counter set for the shadowy castle, but I am having trouble finding that link ATM.

Anyone know of any decent fantasy tokens that are free?

Well, If you don't mind video game pixels, this thread should be of use to you.

 

[Klaus]

Or yknow. Use beans.

My post was primarily for those people who like visually representative mini's, but don't want to money to buy the random grab bag d&d mini crap... or any other minis for that matter.

Good suggestion for people who don't care about the mini's but still need some cool counters though. Think I might check it out.

Edit: I tried to check it out but I can't see any until I buy it or something.

Anyone know of any decent fantasy tokens that are free?

Here, try a free sampler:

http://www.fierydragon.com/downloads/castle_shadow.pdf

(Note: Counter Collection Digital has JPEG images, you'll still have to put them on a page)