So I took the plunge and bought the Mantic Stuff. I'll let everyone know how it turns out. I can use it for Wargames if it doesn't work for Starfinder.
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I'll be honest. While I like the grim dark look of the 40k stuff I feel like the Infinity stuff fits the feel of Starfinder better. The only limiting factor is the fact that I have to use my Amazon card for now. Has anyone in the community tried the Mantic stuff? https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B077SQLC1B/
So my brother took the plunge for me and got me Starfinder for Christmas. Core, Alien Archive and the GM Screen (On order). So I've been trolling around looking for good terrain to buy with a $100 gift card for Amazon. So far I like the look of the Sector Mechanius stuff that's for Necromunda/Warhammer 40k. It's so expensive though. I've got tons of Dungeon Tiles and Cave Tiles from Dwarven Forge but I've never broken in to SciFi terrain. One other thing to note is that I have the Battlesystems Modern terrain, I dislike the long assembly time of it though. The detail is nice of course. So what I'd like is something I can piece together, paint, and store away (oxford comma FTW). I've been looking in to MDF stuff and that looks promising but I'm looking for community recommendations on what everyone else is using. Another thing to note is that I do have a 3D Printer and I've looked in to printing my own stuff but it takes way too long to print everything. lol
Hello, all. Right now I am working on a cool idea for a character in a future campaign, and was wondering what good ideas for unique and deep characters some of y'all have come up with. So, to kick it off... Some years ago I was running a campaign that took a turn toward what I would call ether silly or just plain weird. I had a player with a dwarven fighter named Doober Doombringer, the Goblincrusher. During the course of a rather hectic battle the characters expended all of their spells and Doober had broken all of his weapons. In a fit of desparation doober also broke two chairs and bent a poker from a nearby fireplace. When all that was left was gremlins Doober had no options left. It was then that he asked me "What else is left in the room?". To which my reply was a table and the door. Doober, having a ton more strength than intellegence decided to rip the door off the hinges and use it. He and his new weapon single-handedly slaughtered the remaining gremlins (amazingly he rolled two 20's and a 19 to take the last three). After the battle Doober wiped the door clean and had it customized with a strap so he could carry it around with him, and the door became his new weapon. He also changed his name to Doober the Doorbringer instead of the Doombringer. Once he did this I wasn't sure if I could continue the campaign due to the hilarity of it all, and so when he asked to get the door enchanted +1 I had to get someone else to take over as the DM. Even though it turned out silly the concept was... well played out and I must say he ran the character like a dumb fighter would. |