D&D General Ollie’s has Campaign Cases for $3 and Warriors of Krynn for $10

[darjr]

Oh these are the brands I used minus the sharpie.

 

[darjr]

I'm going to do an overnight test with sharpie on the tiles and a token.

 

[darjr]

Can confirm that sharpie comes off using a dry erase marker even after being on the tokens and tiles over night.

Note in all these tests I did a small line. I might try more later. Maybe.

 

[Spectral Anomaly]

That's good enough for me. The tokens seem to act the same as most other whiteboard/erasable material.

 

[Stormonu]

I'm still looking for some good cling sheets I can print my own monsters on. Everything I'm finding doesn't work with inkjet/laser printers .

 

[darjr]

I'm still looking for some good cling sheets I can print my own monsters on. Everything I'm finding doesn't work with inkjet/laser printers .

Same. The best I found was services that will print clings. Was meaning to order some last weekend but just didn't....

but hmm...

the problem I have now is they want odd sized images and I want to get the dimensions of the icons correct.

 

[SteveC]

Same. The best I found was services that will print clings. Was meaning to order some last weekend but just didn't....

but hmm...

the problem I have now is they want odd sized images and I want to get the dimensions of the icons correct.

Bah! Your real-world issues are of no consequence to those of us who are only online. We get unlimited tokens in any size. And yet, you're lucky to be playing in person, so I'm jealous!

 

[kigmatzomat]

Anybody else have the feel the creature tokens are from another Hasbro game like maybe backgammon? The plastic is a higher quality material with better manufacturing than I have come to expect.

 

[darjr]

I don’t believe that for a second.

 

[Stormonu]

Not necessarily from another game, but I have seen on Amazon and at my local Office Depot the same sort of "tokens" - including ones that are magnetic (Wallboard tokens). So I can see the tokens being sourced from non-toy manufacturers.