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<blockquote data-quote="NewJeffCT" data-source="post: 4756527" data-attributes="member: 10784">Normally, if one of the PCs or bad guys is flying, I use those clear plastic dice containers to represent a flying miniature.&nbsp; I have a few of them, but often not enough.&nbsp; Plus, since they are all the same size, you cannot easily represent a bad guy at 40' in the air and the good guy at 20' in the air without doubling up on the containers... which will then leave me one less container for the flyers.&nbsp; And, if I run out, it will sometimes lead to confusion at the table because I have a good sized group and an NPC or two, and often multiple bad guys, so it could be a long time between rounds for each PC in combat.I suppose I could go out and buy 20 sets of dice to get 20 more containers, but that's not in my budget at this time.Does anybody else use something that is cheap &amp; easy (and relatively stable) to represent flying miniatures?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NewJeffCT, post: 4756527, member: 10784"] Normally, if one of the PCs or bad guys is flying, I use those clear plastic dice containers to represent a flying miniature. I have a few of them, but often not enough. Plus, since they are all the same size, you cannot easily represent a bad guy at 40' in the air and the good guy at 20' in the air without doubling up on the containers... which will then leave me one less container for the flyers. And, if I run out, it will sometimes lead to confusion at the table because I have a good sized group and an NPC or two, and often multiple bad guys, so it could be a long time between rounds for each PC in combat. I suppose I could go out and buy 20 sets of dice to get 20 more containers, but that's not in my budget at this time. Does anybody else use something that is cheap & easy (and relatively stable) to represent flying miniatures? [/QUOTE]

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