Mammy Mini

[Tom Baumbach]

I discovered it too late, but this mini from Horroclix is a perfect Mammy Graul: Medium-sized and disgusting.

[Heathansson]

Niiiiiiice.

[KnightErrantJR]

I just saw that one last night and thought the same thing. Before that, I was thinking that the Bloodhulk would probably be the closest approximation.

[Lisa Stevens]

KnightErrantJR wrote:

I just saw that one last night and thought the same thing. Before that, I was thinking that the Bloodhulk would probably be the closest approximation.

I think that I used the Bloodhulk in my game. That Horrorclix figure is disgusting and would have been perfect!

-Lisa

[Russell Akred]

I'm just glad the sculpt doesn't look better. It's pretty disgusting as is.

[Slime]

That's even a bit too good!

I use a home-made paper-mini using the module's illustration, it worked very well onthe player.

We now have a new expression at the table: "Coup de gras", that ended Mammy last game.

We're french-speakers and in french gras = fat, it works nice for Mammy.

[Russell Akred]

This what I made for my group. It was pretty rough but thought I'm not going to be having them fight a villain like this again. Broke the damn staff.

Mammy

[Tangible Delusions]

Tom Baumbach wrote:

I discovered it too late, but this mini from Horroclix is a perfect Mammy Graul: Medium-sized and disgusting.

I just got one off of Ebay...thanks for sharing!

[Tom Baumbach]

Tangible Delusions wrote:

I just got one off of Ebay...thanks for sharing!

In case you didn't know, you're going to want a 1" circle base for this mini - MageKnight/HeroClix/HorrorClix bases are 1.5" in diameter (I think), too large for a 1" D&D grid. The good news is it's easy to pry a clix fig off its base.

[KnightErrantJR]

Tom Baumbach wrote:

Tangible Delusions wrote:

I just got one off of Ebay...thanks for sharing!

In case you didn't know, you're going to want a 1" circle base for this mini - MageKnight/HeroClix/HorrorClix bases are 1.5" in diameter (I think), too large for a 1" D&D grid. The good news is it's easy to pry a clix fig off its base.

We played Savage Worlds with Marvel and DC Hero clicks, and its not too hard to use them as is. They overlap the square a little, but to be honest, its not even as bad as some of the WOTC minis that are "scale busters."

[lastknightleft]

Tom Baumbach wrote:

Tangible Delusions wrote:

I just got one off of Ebay...thanks for sharing!

In case you didn't know, you're going to want a 1" circle base for this mini - MageKnight/HeroClix/HorrorClix bases are 1.5" in diameter (I think), too large for a 1" D&D grid. The good news is it's easy to pry a clix fig off its base.

Aren't Ogrekin large creatures? or is my memory fuzzy and they're medium, I found that the bases on mageknight/heroclix/horrorclix are perfect for representing large creatures as they nicely fit the ten foot square.

[Tangible Delusions]

lastknightleft wrote:

Aren't Ogrekin large creatures? or is my memory fuzzy and they're medium, I found that the bases on mageknight/heroclix/horrorclix are perfect for representing large creatures as they nicely fit the ten foot square.

I checked before ordering and they are Medium. I originally thought they were large as well.

[Matthew Morris]

KnightErrantJR wrote:

Tom Baumbach wrote:

Tangible Delusions wrote:

I just got one off of Ebay...thanks for sharing!

In case you didn't know, you're going to want a 1" circle base for this mini - MageKnight/HeroClix/HorrorClix bases are 1.5" in diameter (I think), too large for a 1" D&D grid. The good news is it's easy to pry a clix fig off its base.

We played Savage Worlds with Marvel and DC Hero clicks, and its not too hard to use them as is. They overlap the square a little, but to be honest, its not even as bad as some of the WOTC minis that are "scale busters."

I finally found my Moon Knight clix, so maybe I'll have that egyptian ranger figure soon :-)