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this post was submitted on 22 Aug 2023
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Making gaming terrain out of household junk. Hey, wanna hear about the combat tiles I'm making out of cardboard and hot glue? No? No, I completely understand...
For a specific game? What scale? what are some of the pieces you are most proud of?
No specific game, but I hope to eventually use them to run generic d20 for my nephews. They're made for the 1-inch scale (technically 1 1/4, to give room for adding walls). There are no pieces I'm most proud of. I'm still on my first project, which I've restarted twice. I'm committed to finishing this time, even if I turn the tiles non-euclidean by clumsy handling in the process.
I can see "random people" not caring much IRL, but as someone who plays skirmish stuff, I'm interested! I've seen some stuff online, but never bothered to attempt anything myself