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This is something I've been thinking about doing since we decided to put Sandpoint in the Beginner Box in the first place.

It's not on the schedule, it's not something I've even really discussed with folks, but it's a damn good idea.

We are waiting...

Max Hartono wrote:

@HangarFlying: That could be a good solution. Although doing so for 300+ minis could be daunting.

If you do them all at once, yes. But if you just put tape on them as you use them, you'll wind up with them all taped eventually, and you don't have to drive yourself insane doing so.

I think it's another good solution too.

I posted the flaw I found on the Pawn here;

http://paizo.com/threads/rzs2pvfx?I-Found-a-Flaw-on-the-Pawns

Does anyone experience the same thing with their pawns?

@uriel222: I know they are alot cheaper and I love the illustration. That's why it pisses me off so much.

@Itchy: I only used them for 3 sessions. The Valeros (which one of my fav) pawn, I only used it twice. I've tried paper minis before. But this Pathfinder Pawns require no work at all and ready to use out of the box. That's why I prefer the Pawns better than paper minis. And again, the illustration of this pawns are gorgeous but the durability? I don't know.

@HangarFlying: That could be a good solution. Although doing so for 300+ minis could be daunting.

I'm curious if this case also happen to other pawns from different product like Warhammer Fantasy RPG or Arkham Horror. My point is Paizo should give more attention to this flaw of their Pawns. It's a ground-breaking product for RPG and I love it. But there is that need to be improved.

I want to use my pawns for a long long time, not only for few months before they need to be replace with the new one, because the durability issue. And I'm still waiting for Seltyiel pawn, dang it!

Last night after our game session when repacking my pawns, I found a product-flaw on them. On the bottom part where the pawns meet the bases, the layer of the picture are sort of ripped off. I have to put some glue on them to stick the layer back, my Valeros pawn get the worst of it. Still, it sort of reduce of the Pawns' value in my eyes now. And now I have a doubt on the durability of the pawns on the long run. I was thinking of buying several sets of it but now I'm not sure.

This is such a ashame because this pawns suppose to be a perfect solution for the need of minis for those with low budged like me. I still like to think so, but how bout the durability? Especially after that flaw that I found.

Has anyone have the same experience with your pawns?

Dotted