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| #1zagora_01Sep 09, 2014 7:30:26 | So, I had a chance to see the Tyranny of Dragon's mintiature line Fronst Giant Sunday.
It had a large base!
All 5e giants are huge now. Why does it have a large base?
Does anyone know what their logic was behind this? |
| #2AaronOfBarbariaSep 09, 2014 8:46:49 | Size of figure was likely locked in prior to the finalization of the decision regarding giant's size category for the monster manual. |
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| #4Keen_ManSep 09, 2014 9:34:54 | Cost of packaging?
I plan to buy some large sized bases from the minies section and glue them on so they at least use up the proper size on the table. |
| #5thewokSep 09, 2014 9:57:32 | I'll be whipping out my Large-to-Huge adapters from the Monster Vault when I need them. I might go get some HUge bases, though. Maybe I'll cut some discs from light wood. Who knows? I also wish that they'd used the correct size of bases, though. |
| #6h347h50Sep 09, 2014 12:47:08 | You could always just cut out 2 or 3 peices of paper that = huge and go from there.
Since they are only large they are also backwards compatable with older editions. While simply using your imagination or ingenuity lets them work with this edition. You could always grab larger bases as well and swap. However since they are crappy plastic mini's I would not waste the time. |
| #7ZardnaarSep 09, 2014 16:14:45 | I have huge giant minis left over from 3.5 so I do not see what the problem is;). |