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shawnzeppi231 Oct 2025 1:49 p.m. PST

We usually play historical or fantasy miniatures wargames, but I thought we should give an RPG a try, with all the spiffy new 3-D printed buildings I've painted up, and all those old 25mm figures that rarely make the gaming table. Using AI to enhance the gaming experience was also a lot of fun to play with.
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Sgt Slag01 Nov 2025 9:12 a.m. PST

Impressive figures, layout, and game! I've played some 2e BattleSystem Skirmishes games with full 3D terrain -- it's a miniatures game with a veneer of RPG on top.Combat is super fast compared to AD&D RPG rules as each figure has roughly 1 Hit per Level, and every successful Hit is one point off.

Going full miniatures for RPG play is fun, but it is different from regular RPG play.

Fun to read your write-up, love the images! Cheers!

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