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Tokens for klickies and Tangh?

Post/Author/DateTime Post
#1
spqr202
Mar 05, 2011 14:17:25 What tokens were used for klickies and Tangh?
#2
Feetz
Mar 05, 2011 18:29:28 Trouble in Freesboro used paper standies for the monsters. If you want to use tokens Famine in Far-Go has klickies. For Tangh just use a generic porker.
#3
KJordan
Mar 05, 2011 19:15:47
Trouble in Freesboro used paper standies for the monsters. If you want to use tokens Famine in Far-Go has klickies. For Tangh just use a generic porker.

Actually, Trouble in Freesboro didn't include any creature tokens or paper standies. However, I created paper standies for all the creatures; you can download them from here. Note that the picture I used for klicky was from the core rules (all that was available at the time) and not the "official" graphic for the klicky from Famine in Far-Go. I also created paper standies for all officially published Gamma World creatures with artwork. You can download them from the following links:
Core
Famine in Far-Go
Legion of Gold

Enjoy!
Kerry

#4
Feetz
Mar 06, 2011 9:24:35
However, I created paper standies for all the creatures; you can download them from here.

Oops, my mistake. I must have been thinking that's what WOTC should have done . The standies are great though, thanks for doing them.

#5
dubmasterc
Mar 06, 2011 10:15:50 Hey Kerry, these are once again awesome... you and Oraibi should both be on the Wiz's payroll for all the stuff you two crank out...
#6
spqr202
Mar 07, 2011 3:13:36 Wow Kerry, I had seen these in another one of your posts. I thought that you were employed by wotc and this was some of their free content. I'm blown away that these are fanmade. Thank you so much!
#7
KJordan
Mar 07, 2011 10:10:46
Hey Kerry, these are once again awesome... you and Oraibi should both be on the Wiz's payroll for all the stuff you two crank out...

Wow Kerry, I had seen these in another one of your posts. I thought that you were employed by wotc and this was some of their free content. I'm blown away that these are fanmade. Thank you so much!

Nope, not employed by WotC (which is why so many of my docs include legalize to hopefully keep me from being sued), but thanks for the kind words. I'm glad y'all enjoy the standies and other extras. I also agree that Oraibi has produced a lot of cool and excellent material for the game.

Kerry
#8
Tony_Vargas
Mar 10, 2011 13:37:24 If they were on WotC's payroll, they wouldn't be allowed to do all this cool stuff for GW, because GW is their red-headed-stepchild, and is never given the support it deserves. They'd be working on the next set of collectible cards or the next Essentials-style box of air or whatever, instead...
#9
FlashbackJon
Mar 10, 2011 13:39:22 Okay, I thought that last post was bitter, but this one's over the top. Tinfoil hat time!
#10
ExcalibursZone
Mar 11, 2011 0:41:16 Back to the OP

I actually scanned in the picture of what looks like a clicky (with the guy wielding the parking meter) and the front cover of TIF so that I could print out the stuff on inkjet-printable shrinky dink plastic (shrink plastic). They worked wonderfully well for the game.

Though, I wish I'd gotten a bit creative and made some homebrew minis...

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 spqr202 Mar 05, 2011 14:17:25	What tokens were used for klickies and Tangh?
#2 Feetz Mar 05, 2011 18:29:28	Trouble in Freesboro used paper standies for the monsters. If you want to use tokens Famine in Far-Go has klickies. For Tangh just use a generic porker.
#3 KJordan Mar 05, 2011 19:15:47	Trouble in Freesboro used paper standies for the monsters. If you want to use tokens Famine in Far-Go has klickies. For Tangh just use a generic porker. Actually, Trouble in Freesboro didn't include any creature tokens or paper standies. However, I created paper standies for all the creatures; you can download them from here. Note that the picture I used for klicky was from the core rules (all that was available at the time) and not the "official" graphic for the klicky from Famine in Far-Go. I also created paper standies for all officially published Gamma World creatures with artwork. You can download them from the following links: Core Famine in Far-Go Legion of Gold Enjoy! Kerry
#4 Feetz Mar 06, 2011 9:24:35	However, I created paper standies for all the creatures; you can download them from here. Oops, my mistake. I must have been thinking that's what WOTC should have done . The standies are great though, thanks for doing them.
#5 dubmasterc Mar 06, 2011 10:15:50	Hey Kerry, these are once again awesome... you and Oraibi should both be on the Wiz's payroll for all the stuff you two crank out...
#6 spqr202 Mar 07, 2011 3:13:36	Wow Kerry, I had seen these in another one of your posts. I thought that you were employed by wotc and this was some of their free content. I'm blown away that these are fanmade. Thank you so much!
#7 KJordan Mar 07, 2011 10:10:46	Hey Kerry, these are once again awesome... you and Oraibi should both be on the Wiz's payroll for all the stuff you two crank out... Wow Kerry, I had seen these in another one of your posts. I thought that you were employed by wotc and this was some of their free content. I'm blown away that these are fanmade. Thank you so much! Nope, not employed by WotC (which is why so many of my docs include legalize to hopefully keep me from being sued), but thanks for the kind words. I'm glad y'all enjoy the standies and other extras. I also agree that Oraibi has produced a lot of cool and excellent material for the game. Kerry
#8 Tony_Vargas Mar 10, 2011 13:37:24	If they were on WotC's payroll, they wouldn't be allowed to do all this cool stuff for GW, because GW is their red-headed-stepchild, and is never given the support it deserves. They'd be working on the next set of collectible cards or the next Essentials-style box of air or whatever, instead...
#9 FlashbackJon Mar 10, 2011 13:39:22	Okay, I thought that last post was bitter, but this one's over the top. Tinfoil hat time!
#10 ExcalibursZone Mar 11, 2011 0:41:16	Back to the OP I actually scanned in the picture of what looks like a clicky (with the guy wielding the parking meter) and the front cover of TIF so that I could print out the stuff on inkjet-printable shrinky dink plastic (shrink plastic). They worked wonderfully well for the game. Though, I wish I'd gotten a bit creative and made some homebrew minis...