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They are monster dice. Sadly, they appear to be out of stock at CMON. http://www.coolminiornot.com/shop/miniatures/maow-miniatures/monsterdice-set-1-5.html

Just like the title says, this is just some things I am working on. This will be Neverborn heavy for a while until I am done with a few projects. Then I am moving to my McMourning. So first off is my Huggy with his old base (tried a poker chip base... unsuccessful) And his new base And now some WIP stitched togethers I need to take a pic of Jacob, but you can kinda see him in the background. Also, look at all the primer!!! I have a lot to do...

Thanks for the responses! :-) I can see where adding a Beckoner would be useful, and dropping a stiched is probably the way to do it. Arcane Effigy is pure win with Jacob. I have had 15 cards (potential 16) in my hand before because of it. They also can stay with each other easily. I don't like starting with Huggy on the table. To fragile and to much of a target, and his An Ancient Evil is really good. I may start him on the table against someone like Lilith who struggles with attacks, but against a crew he would fall to fast. IMO!!! I have never run Jacob with more than 4ss. I only use them for prevention flips and healing flips, or if huggy is up in Liliths grill. ;-) So I guess my next question is, does Jacob HAVE to take a bunch of brilliant models to be effective? Or, can huggy pop out and spread enough brilliance to keep him coming back?

Jacob Lynch is quickly becoming one of my favorite masters, right behind Pandy, to play. I have enjoyed playing him as a Neverborn master, and until I get Mei Feng and Misaki, will continue to use him as such. He is very effective with his crew that contains brilliance, but I am wondering what other crew compositions he could take without to many models with brilliance built in. Here is one list I was thinking of. Lynch Arcane Effigy Coppelius Insidious Madness Insidious Madness Stitched Together Stitched Together The Depleted 4ss cache because of not starting with Huggy. It seams a bit fragile, but with the right hand ( *wink* ) could be very nasty. What do you think?

I approve of this idea! I'll have my people call your people, by which I mean I will have mark contact you. :Powerful_Puppet:

HO scale. :-) I planned on creating the train station Raspy and Seamus fought at, but haven't found a train I like for a reasonable price.

Since I forgot to post this here, I am waiving the list submission date, but please bring a list of models with you to the event. Also, if you want to email me with lists do so at josh@thedeploymentzone.com.

Thank you. Yes the subtotal was for 108.00. Total (including shipping) was 114.81

Invoice is for 108, ordered thursday of gencon, and miss terious is highlighted.

Not Misaki, but Miss Terious.

I was missing a entire box from my shipment. Do I use the missing items thing or email directly?

I agree. I don't like the idea of one model having two base sizes. It's inconsistent for game play. Thematically, I fraking love these models!

Ya, I was wondering this myself. Then again, depending on the ruling in another thread, I almost wouldn't want to take it since then I couldn't have my wicked dolls.

Ok, some advise from a guy who works in the shipping industry. 1. Only ship papers in an envelope. More often than not anything that is not flat in the envelope will catch on something in the system and tear it open. I do want to note that we place all smalls in a tote before it goes on the conveyor system. 2. DO NOT LEAVE EMPTY SPACE IN THE BOX!!! I can't emphasize this enough. USPS, FedEx, and UPS all use conveyor systems to move the packages from the trailers to the package cars. I work in the second largest hub in my area, and we process between 36-40 thousand pieces in a 4 hour period. That is about 10 thousand pieces an hour, going to 6 different belt lines. The conveyor belts are about 5ft wide. This is fine as long as there is no empty space in the box. 99% of the packages that flow through our system are fine, that is how the system is designed. The packages that I see smashed are the ones where there is a small item placed in a large box, with very little padding. Please, find a box to fit what you are shipping. 3. Use a good, thick sided box. Aka, don't ship things in construction paper. 4. Kind of goes without saying, but have ample cushion inside the box if it is fragile. Please, if you have any doubts on the way you have packed your item, take it to a "professional," or someone who works in the industry. I hate having to clean up after the contents of a box has spilled out onto the belt while I am trying to load a package car. It just makes my life harder, and has a potential to damage your stuff.

Bump, cause this is a good question and a answer would help settle some local debates. :grouphug:

Oh, derp, I didn't notice the base size. The list looks fun to play, I may have to try it out.

I don't see how you get 3 corpse counters from killing one Malifaux Raptor and one Desperate Merc, but then again I don't have the Raptor card. Please explain.:

I'm sorry to have to tell you this, because I think your conversion is awesome, but aPandora is on a 40mm. Sorry.

I stand corrected! Per pg. 71!

+1 He should be a woe, and maybe soulless Or nightmare?

I would say no since Kidnap says "Minion," and Totems are not Minions. But I could be wrong.

thank you Ratty.

Is it on a 40mm or 50mm base? The one I got came with a 40mm, but that doesn't seem right.

So let me expand the question: What do you look for in a tournament to consider it fun and enjoyable? Is it just meeting new people, smashing your opponents face in, or is it more than that?

I actually only start the game with no more than 3. I just place them well, have good target priority and use Copellious to summon one or two. Their ability to multiply is ridiculous. I started a game with one Alp and it turned into 6 Alps by turn 2! I really am not trying to have that many but it has happened. :dontknow: