| veector |
Damn... those are some sweet lookin' ponies! Gonna have to say that Bella Sara is definitely winning at this point.
Except... they don't have an actual game to play with the minis. You just collect them right? It's kinda begging for combat rules to be drawn up.
Also... I want to find the person who's responsible for the blurbs beneath each of the minis. I'm starting to think there's some dark sinister message hidden in all those cheerful blurbs.
Velcro Zipper
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If you're talking solely about the quality and paint jobs of the minis, keep in mind that D&D minis usually look good in the poster art too. Then you open a box and your dwarf's axe is bent down to his toes and he's growing an eye out of his left cheek. Somebody is going to have to make a sacrifice and actually buy a pack of these to see if they match up to the designs shown on the webpage.
Ooo! Please let it be me! Uhm..er, I mean, these ponies are lame. Yeah, glue-factory lame. That's the ticket.
As far as the happy blurbs go, I just want some of whatever that terrier is having.
houstonderek
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houstonderek wrote:I think the Bella Sara minis have better legal representation.So the ponies have lawyers. We have a god.
Sorry, but our God has NOTHING to do with D&D minis. They are from an apostate branch of the Church.
Sheesh, they'll let anyone be an apostle these days...
David Fryer
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Damn... those are some sweet lookin' ponies! Gonna have to say that Bella Sara is definitely winning at this point.
Except... they don't have an actual game to play with the minis. You just collect them right? It's kinda begging for combat rules to be drawn up.
Didn't something like that already exist? It's called My Little Pony. Where's Sebastian? I want to file a trademark infringement claim.
| Slatz Grubnik |
You know.. eventually a certain lawyer is going to show up.. is that something you really want?
Callous Jack
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You know.. eventually a certain lawyer is going to show up.. is that something you really want?
Too late, it's like locking the barn door after the horse is gone!
| Hierarch of Gygaxian Naturalism |
Sorry, but our God has NOTHING to do with D&D minis. They are from an apostate branch of the Church.
Sheesh, they'll let anyone be an apostle these days...
REPENT, BLASPHEMER!
Know ye not that our game came about because the Great Gygax liked playing with little plastic toys on maps!
houstonderek
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houstonderek wrote:Sorry, but our God has NOTHING to do with D&D minis. They are from an apostate branch of the Church.
Sheesh, they'll let anyone be an apostle these days...
REPENT, BLASPHEMER!
Know ye not that our game came about because the Great Gygax liked playing with little plastic toys on maps!
Those were pristine pieces of lead and/or pewter, crafted by specially selected gnomes from the clans Ral Partha and Grenadier, not cheap plastic baubles made by syphilitic, color blind kobolds on crack (referring to D&D minis, specifically).
I am, of course, aware of the Great Gygax's affinity for kriegspiel endeavors, but those games are not represented in this fight!
David Fryer
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Get off your high horse, David. You have been chomping at the bit to silence me some time with your dog and pony show. I am not quite ready to be put out to pasture.
Well you're not getting that horse back in the barn, so you should just give up. Besides, you're not telling the foal story. I here you brought a whole stable of Hero players over here to drown out us purists.
David Fryer
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Slatz Grubnik wrote:You know.. eventually a certain lawyer is going to show up.. is that something you really want?Too late, it's like locking the barn door after the horse is gone!
Funny, I always though lawyers were Lawful Evil. Unless of course he's a defense attorney. ;-)
| Mairkurion {tm} |
I thought Dave Arneson did all the work and Gygax took the credit.
You know I'll take this as far off thread as you let me...but seeing the nature of the OP/title, I can't feel that bad about it...
I really do wonder if (doubt that) we've heard the full story here, as much as I love. E.G.G. He was not only a bear, he also seems to have been pretty mercurial. Wolfgang Baur raised the possibility of interviewing Arneson for KQ, and my secret deepest wish is that he could get Arneson to really reflect on the the contributions to the game that they both made: what were their differences, distinctions, and so forth, without getting back into all the old issues in a less than helpful way. If D.A. was to that point, it would be priceless to set that alongside the Gygaxian side of the story, which was told many times, with verve and perhaps not a fully realized critical introspection.
Callous Jack
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Callous Jack wrote:I thought Dave Arneson did all the work and Gygax took the credit.You know I'll take this as far off thread as you let me...but seeing the nature of the OP/title, I can't feel that bad about it...
I really do wonder if (doubt that) we've heard the full story here, as much as I love. E.G.G. He was not only a bear, he also seems to have been pretty mercurial. Wolfgang Baur raised the possibility of interviewing Arneson for KQ, and my secret deepest wish is that he could get Arneson to really reflect on the the contributions to the game that they both made: what were their differences, distinctions, and so forth, without getting back into all the old issues in a less than helpful way. If D.A. was to that point, it would be priceless to set that alongside the Gygaxian side of the story, which was told many times, with verve and perhaps not a fully realized critical introspection.
I should have put a little ;-) at the end of my statement...