RPGaDay 2024 (Days 27 and 28)

Day 27 - Marvelous Miniature

Oooh...this is a tough one. I've got a few hundred miniatures (maybe a few thousand if you count the unpainted ones).

Back in the day, I loved the miniatures produced by Rackham. 


Even though they all had character and a distinctive look to them, this lady was one of my favourites.

So annoyed they went bankrupt, but if you look hard enough you can still find some of them around.

I'll need to dig through my boxes to see if I can find the copy of her that I painted.

Day 28 - Great Gamer Gadget

I love the idea of an initiative tower... I've been meaning to use one to see how good they are in practice.



...for games that use initiative that is.


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