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<blockquote data-quote="Richards" data-source="post: 277855" data-attributes="member: 508">Actually, all of the PCs in our game are represented by Lego people, using approximations of the correct weapons and highly modified armor/clothing for each PC.&nbsp; (We had a female bard with a Scottish kilt made of paper, and one player currently caught up in a &quot;manga style&quot; phase made a long, black trenchcoat for his cleric.&nbsp; Our fire-based sorcerer has a flame-motif cloak cut from paper and colored with magic markers.)&nbsp; Monsters are usually just dice (with different numbers facing up to differentiate between &quot;orc 1&quot; and &quot;orc 2&quot;).&nbsp; I have a &quot;directional&quot; d8 - N, S, E, W, NE, NW, SE, SW - that stands in as the druid's dire wolf animal companion (we use the &quot;W&quot; to stand for &quot;wolf&quot;).Oddly enough, I have dozens of lead figurines, but I never use them when we game.&nbsp; They're unpainted (I don't have the skill or the desire to spend the time needed to acquire the skill to paint them, plus I like the way they look as-is) - I consider them to be &quot;miniature statuary&quot; on permanent display in the room where I do all of my freelance writing and D&amp;D prep work.Johnathan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richards, post: 277855, member: 508"] Actually, all of the PCs in our game are represented by Lego people, using approximations of the correct weapons and highly modified armor/clothing for each PC. (We had a female bard with a Scottish kilt made of paper, and one player currently caught up in a "manga style" phase made a long, black trenchcoat for his cleric. Our fire-based sorcerer has a flame-motif cloak cut from paper and colored with magic markers.) Monsters are usually just dice (with different numbers facing up to differentiate between "orc 1" and "orc 2"). I have a "directional" d8 - N, S, E, W, NE, NW, SE, SW - that stands in as the druid's dire wolf animal companion (we use the "W" to stand for "wolf"). Oddly enough, I have dozens of lead figurines, but I never use them when we game. They're unpainted (I don't have the skill or the desire to spend the time needed to acquire the skill to paint them, plus I like the way they look as-is) - I consider them to be "miniature statuary" on permanent display in the room where I do all of my freelance writing and D&D prep work. Johnathan [/QUOTE]

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