
insaneogeddon |
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Anyone thought of or using a chocolate printer to make 3D chocolate miniatures?
I am sick of PCs kill stealling and fighting endlessly like its no issue and figure if they had to eat the miniature of what they kill I might hear things at the gaming table like:
'no its your kill' or
'I am buggered I cannot kill another thing'

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When I was a kid, I once played a board game with my mum; we used a coin as dice and some sultanas I had for counters.
At one point, my mother became absent minded, and I kept telling her to take her turn, and, not listening to me, she promptly picked up and ate her counter.
That was the end of the game.

Aranna |
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Wow I think you have discovered the way to turn me from a role player into an optimizer!
Me- "Wait! I get to eat the chocolate if I kill it?!" ~opens a web browser to find the MOST overkill broken combos in the game and starts making my kill happy murderhobo. "Everyone get out of my way the chocolate is MINE!"
Later
GM- "But the fluffy bunny people want to talk about the issues and work out an understanding with..."
Me- "Um... excuse me they are made of chocolate and marshmallow. Roll Initiative!"
Of course this means long hours exercising after each game... but Totally Worth It.

Matt Thomason |

You could make the mini's out of liver? That would seriously deter combat. "I have to eat the liver if I kill it? Um... yeah time to make a super diplomat and make sure no combat comes anywhere near me. Yuck."
Well, that's the problem of how to turn Pathfinder into a horror game well and truly solved :D

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The players' miniatures enter the battle map to discover the half-melted corpses of a dozen hollow chocolate manticores, their peanut butter filling drained from their bodies. Clearly this is work of filling poachers, criminals who harvest and sell scrumptious gooey innards on the black market, leaving the chocolate remains of their prey to melt in the sun or be devoured by hypoglycemic hyenas.
We've already lost the raspberry-filled white chocolate unicorns and the nougat-centered dark chocolate owlbears to these outlaws, and one caramel chocolate pegasus is mercilessly slaughtered every 12 minutes. How many more species have to be wiped out before you make a difference?