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<blockquote data-quote="Brakkart" data-source="post: 2427042" data-attributes="member: 19617">Mat and Mini's/Tokens every time. Not only because it makes combat so much simpler and less argumentative with regard to things like AoO's, line of sight, spell effects and such, but also because I love to paint figures. I provide all the minis for the game, have painted a figure for each member of the pc group and am now working on newer figures that better reflect what the characters now look like. I'm working on having a shelf or two full of painted minis for the various D&amp;D monsters (thank god for Reaper Miniatures, love their stuff!). Recently finished a Spirit Naga, Basilisk and Beholder, working on a Tarrasque, Dracolich, Lich, Bard, Ranger and Slavegirl at the moment.I have a bunch of the cheap Citadel plastic minis (Chaos Warriors, Skinks, Orcs, Bats, Rats, Spiders etc) that I use as tokens. Battles just look a lot better and are easier to understand in 3D.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brakkart, post: 2427042, member: 19617"] Mat and Mini's/Tokens every time. Not only because it makes combat so much simpler and less argumentative with regard to things like AoO's, line of sight, spell effects and such, but also because I love to paint figures. I provide all the minis for the game, have painted a figure for each member of the pc group and am now working on newer figures that better reflect what the characters now look like. I'm working on having a shelf or two full of painted minis for the various D&D monsters (thank god for Reaper Miniatures, love their stuff!). Recently finished a Spirit Naga, Basilisk and Beholder, working on a Tarrasque, Dracolich, Lich, Bard, Ranger and Slavegirl at the moment. I have a bunch of the cheap Citadel plastic minis (Chaos Warriors, Skinks, Orcs, Bats, Rats, Spiders etc) that I use as tokens. Battles just look a lot better and are easier to understand in 3D. [/QUOTE]

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