"Objective markers - Fesselspiele" Topic

"Michi has once again painted a couple of very airily dressed young women whose only piece of clothing is a hemp rope around their wrists. Of course, these will not be guided characters on the table, but they are excellent mission markers for certain scenarios such as freeing prisoners or hostages. The non-specific clothing makes them usable across epochs in any case. The figures are cast in resin by Manufaktura…"
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From Table Terror Blog

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Armand

Didn't we just have a thread about women in wargaming?

These are perfect for your Low EQ cretin at the shop who hasn't groomed in 3 weeks.

I run a convention scenario "Trailer Park of Terror" with survivors of the zombie apocalypse battling to control an isolated defensible trailer park. One of the trailers is a business of ill repute (but much popularity) but I wouldn't buy these for my games.

(smile)

Armand

Maybe for a Stargrave objective, the crew could use a good time as an after reward.

Just another thought, the villain in me also see them as bait to lure would be heroes into what should be an obvious trap.

These would probably get a fair share of attention at a convention. I've also run Trojan War & Barsoom convention games which each have a faction (Amazons for the 1st & red & white females for the 2nd) of bare breasted women. I've had a couple of wives or girlfriends of players object to the nudity. It didn't bother any female gamers, however.

Talk about "Objectifying Women." It has to be the ultimate expression in gaming…

I've seen some 3D printers making slave miniature nude both male and female. Some were made for dark eldar scenery as slaves being tortured.

I don't play with such models myself, but it's a common trope in fantasy settings. One would think it be an obvious thing that's there, but no one or very little ever use it.

It's an all too common trope in the world in which we all live, as well as a more common one in our history.