Old School Adventurer Squares

[JoeGKushner]

So can anyone color these in?

 

[sjmiller]

That could be fun. I will see what I can do.

 

[JoeGKushner]

Thanks! That was quick.

 

[sjmiller]

Thanks! That was quick.

Well, you know, checking message boards after seeing a play. Can't sleep, so might as well do something.

 

[thalmin]

Before anyone complains about the chairs being the wrong size, keep in mind when TSR made these, 1"=10' (indoors, 10 yards outdoors, but these are designed as indoors pieces).

 

[JoeGKushner]

Before anyone complains about the chairs being the wrong size, keep in mind when TSR made these, 1"=10' (indoors, 10 yards outdoors, but these are designed as indoors pieces).

Man, is everyone awake at Midnight in Chicagoland? Sleep you people! Sleep!

 

[thalmin]

Hey, I just got home from work. I need a little time to unwind, so I'm watching The Daily Show while posting.

 

[jephlewis]

What are they, and why is there a warning about lead? Like, are they lead squares, or cardboard squares?

 

[thalmin]

What are they, and why is there a warning about lead? Like, are they lead squares, or cardboard squares?

TSR was just making use of the package backs from their old line of miniatures. The packs actually contained one or two lead miniatures, the tiles on the backs were freebies.

 

[Festivus]

TSR was just making use of the package backs from their old line of miniatures. The packs actually contained one or two lead miniatures, the tiles on the backs were freebies.

Back in the day, when dice used to wear out. I don't recall seeing those on the backs of the packages I bought but then I usually didn't care what was on the back of the package, it was the lead mini I was after.