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| Paladin200407-18-04, 08:07 AM | Hey does anyone know where i can buy cheap dungeons and dragons figures on line. I don't want minitures, which all come with cards, i just want figures to represent characters. Or are the only online shops which sell dnd figures minitures? I just want some figures, like lots of orcs ect. for use in Dungeons and Dragons quests. If these online stores deliver to the UK that would also be good. - thank you , all comments will be useful |
| Kaya Kenobi07-18-04, 08:31 AM | Well, there's Games Workshop, which sells Warhammer miniatures. A typical orc costs 3-5 USD. Then there's DnD minis orcs, which runs around 50 cents. Take your pick. |
| Seeker9507-18-04, 09:53 AM | Buy the miniatures and throw away the cards. They're still the least expensive figures on the market. Or you could go with counters. Send me an e-mail at xvatka@yahoo.com and I will send you a custom-made .pdf with a full page of orc counters. Print it on card stock and you are good for a very large battle. |
| Kaya Kenobi07-18-04, 09:37 PM | As the RPG, I like the cards. Quick reference is fairly useful. And besides, those minis are worthless without the cards, and I got into the minis game because I was bored one day. :D But anyways, yeah, the DDM is cool all on its own because it's cheap and the game isn't all that bad. |
| green_yawgmoth07-19-04, 12:51 AM | Legos, yo. Legos make the best everything for D&D. Hell they even make a lego dragon, complete with fire breath! A little paint and you've got any color you want. http://img30.photobucket.com/albums/v91/yawgmoth/kittyjig.gif |
| Gray Richardson07-23-04, 01:40 AM | Some of the Yugi-oh figures make good D&D figures. They have lots of good dragons and things you can use for ogres and orcs and demons. One of them makes a good couatl. The pumpkin king makes a decent beholder. |