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<blockquote data-quote="Dire Bare" data-source="post: 5281444" data-attributes="member: 18182">If you want to use standard scale RPG minis, which is 28-30 mm . . . that's D&amp;D and practically every other RPG and miniature wargame on the market for the past several decades.&nbsp; Is it the squareness of the bases that bothers you?&nbsp; Because the actual D&amp;D minis themselves haven't come with square bases for over a decade now.And, as several folks have noted above, if you own or are looking to purchase square based minis, it's rather simple to swap out the square base for a circular one.Are you looking to use a different scale?&nbsp; There are a handful of fantasy and sci fi mini games out there that use a larger or smaller scale, but most of them are out-of-print and over.&nbsp; Larger scale games include World of Warcraft miniatures, Mutant Chronicles, an older Lord of the Rings prepainted series . . . gorsh, I know there are a handful more, but can't think of any others off hand.&nbsp; Dreamblade minis are not all to scale with each other, but they generally are &quot;bigger&quot; than D&amp;D minis.&nbsp; To my knowledge, your best bet for larger scale minis are the bargain bins and clearance aisles of gaming stores, both online and off.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dire Bare, post: 5281444, member: 18182"] If you want to use standard scale RPG minis, which is 28-30 mm . . . that's D&D and practically every other RPG and miniature wargame on the market for the past several decades. Is it the squareness of the bases that bothers you? Because the actual D&D minis themselves haven't come with square bases for over a decade now. And, as several folks have noted above, if you own or are looking to purchase square based minis, it's rather simple to swap out the square base for a circular one. Are you looking to use a different scale? There are a handful of fantasy and sci fi mini games out there that use a larger or smaller scale, but most of them are out-of-print and over. Larger scale games include World of Warcraft miniatures, Mutant Chronicles, an older Lord of the Rings prepainted series . . . gorsh, I know there are a handful more, but can't think of any others off hand. Dreamblade minis are not all to scale with each other, but they generally are "bigger" than D&D minis. To my knowledge, your best bet for larger scale minis are the bargain bins and clearance aisles of gaming stores, both online and off. [/QUOTE]

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