Savage Encounters

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#1

darth_azalin

Sep 19, 2009 14:33:35

Looking around and I noticed this website. I don't know if it is accurate but it was for the other sets.


 


 

#2

Mind_Flayer_Monk

Sep 20, 2009 2:34:57

yeah ddmspoilers is really accurate.


Good looking set-I definetly want a case.


 

#3

Doombringer_of_Hoar

Sep 20, 2009 5:49:43

They all look pretty cool, except the fallen villager. That one seems kind of lame.


Run for your lives! it's an army of fallen villagers!

#4

Tharag_Bocc

Sep 20, 2009 18:21:55

They all look pretty cool, except the fallen villager. That one seems kind of lame.

Run for your lives! it's an army of fallen villagers!


I think you're missing the point.  That mini isn't meant to be an enemy.  It's set dressing, something for the DM to put on the table to add emphasis when he says "you come across a group of orcs standing over the bodies over several slain villagers".
#5

Avin

Sep 20, 2009 20:04:14

100% accurate.

#6

Doombringer_of_Hoar

Sep 22, 2009 5:59:51


They all look pretty cool, except the fallen villager. That one seems kind of lame.

Run for your lives! it's an army of fallen villagers!


I think you're missing the point.  That mini isn't meant to be an enemy.  It's set dressing, something for the DM to put on the table to add emphasis when he says "you come across a group of orcs standing over the bodies over several slain villagers".



I suppose, but I still think it's a little lame. They might make better dressing if they were bloody, instead of just looking like they are taking a nap. I might get some just to make some "modifications" to.

#7

darth_azalin

Sep 25, 2009 9:34:05

I still can't wait to see what the DDM card will be. Perma prone seems rough. The mini might be of the same use as the farmer is.

#8

doctorhook

Sep 26, 2009 18:34:43



They all look pretty cool, except the fallen villager. That one seems kind of lame.

Run for your lives! it's an army of fallen villagers!


I think you're missing the point.  That mini isn't meant to be an enemy.  It's set dressing, something for the DM to put on the table to add emphasis when he says "you come across a group of orcs standing over the bodies over several slain villagers".



I suppose, but I still think it's a little lame. They might make better dressing if they were bloody, instead of just looking like they are taking a nap. I might get some just to make some "modifications" to.



It's the perfect mini to use as Billy/Billy's carcass in all those adventures where you have to go rescue him from his kidnappers.

Alternatively, it's the perfect mini to use as all those corpses lying around the site of a tragedy, which surprise your players by spontaneously rising zombies as soon as the characters approach.

#9

Doombringer_of_Hoar

Sep 27, 2009 0:31:39




They all look pretty cool, except the fallen villager. That one seems kind of lame.

Run for your lives! it's an army of fallen villagers!


I think you're missing the point.  That mini isn't meant to be an enemy.  It's set dressing, something for the DM to put on the table to add emphasis when he says "you come across a group of orcs standing over the bodies over several slain villagers".



I suppose, but I still think it's a little lame. They might make better dressing if they were bloody, instead of just looking like they are taking a nap. I might get some just to make some "modifications" to.



It's the perfect mini to use as Billy/Billy's carcass in all those adventures where you have to go rescue him from his kidnappers.

Alternatively, it's the perfect mini to use as all those corpses lying around the site of a tragedy, which surprise your players by spontaneously rising zombies as soon as the characters approach.





Lol!
Yes! I like it!
#10

doctorhook

Sep 27, 2009 0:48:43





They all look pretty cool, except the fallen villager. That one seems kind of lame.

Run for your lives! it's an army of fallen villagers!


I think you're missing the point.  That mini isn't meant to be an enemy.  It's set dressing, something for the DM to put on the table to add emphasis when he says "you come across a group of orcs standing over the bodies over several slain villagers".



I suppose, but I still think it's a little lame. They might make better dressing if they were bloody, instead of just looking like they are taking a nap. I might get some just to make some "modifications" to.



It's the perfect mini to use as Billy/Billy's carcass in all those adventures where you have to go rescue him from his kidnappers.

Alternatively, it's the perfect mini to use as all those corpses lying around the site of a tragedy, which surprise your players by spontaneously rising zombies as soon as the characters approach.





Lol!
Yes! I like it!


See! Now you know what it's for. Wink
#11

Avin

Sep 27, 2009 9:17:51

We have a house rule saying that dead corpses are difficult terrain, the dead corpse may have some utility after all.


 

#12

Doombringer_of_Hoar

Oct 07, 2009 2:43:49

So when are these coming out?

#13

sepsis

Oct 07, 2009 16:28:38


They all look pretty cool, except the fallen villager. That one seems kind of lame...


I think you're missing the point.  That mini isn't meant to be an enemy.  It's set dressing, something for the DM to put on the table to add emphasis when he says "you come across a group of orcs standing over the bodies over several slain villagers".



Oh no...please no..with the need for more actual monster figs, I really hope they don't waste even one on "set dressing" minis. If they want to do such pointless figs they should release a series of "Dungeon Dressing" type minis that give a wide variety of various things (Chests, Tables, Bookcases, Corpses, Rubble, etc.)  for those DMs that want such. Leave the monster fig sets with monsters, and the PHB figs with just characters. Set dressing minis are nice...once you get the real figs you need taken care of. Wasting a good monster slot on such drivel is just a waste of time and cash.