The Madman Posted September 7, 2010 Report Posted September 7, 2010 And my personal favorite I found at TARGET this morning made by JUNPLANNING.com for only$3.99 Oogie Boogie! Quote
Shadowopal Posted September 7, 2010 Report Posted September 7, 2010 And you could use Lock Shock and barrel as Daydreams . I'm going to have to stop by target. How big are these guys? Quote
The Madman Posted September 7, 2010 Author Report Posted September 7, 2010 And you could use Lock Shock and barrel as Daydreams . I'm going to have to stop by target. How big are these guys? Oogie covers a 50mm base, but could be put on a 40mm with some help LS&B could go on a 30mm Quote
Shadowopal Posted September 7, 2010 Report Posted September 7, 2010 Hmmm....that's too bad. oogie's too big . But, I still like shock and barrel for daydreams. Quote
AvatarForm Posted September 11, 2010 Report Posted September 11, 2010 Malifaux on the cheap. Hah! Its already one of the best value for money (Quality V. Cost) ranges out and you guys are trying to be cheaper? Typical gamers. Quote
The Madman Posted September 11, 2010 Author Report Posted September 11, 2010 Malifaux on the cheap. Hah! Its already one of the best value for money (Quality V. Cost) ranges out and you guys are trying to be cheaper? Typical gamers. :lame: um, RUDE READING is a fundamental skill since WYRD doesn't have figs out yet for most of the new book... those of us willing to invest in WYRD would still like to play the characters without havingto be deeply out of pocket on other game supplies SOOOOOO here are some alternative CHEAP figs that can be PROXIES Quote
ispep Posted September 11, 2010 Report Posted September 11, 2010 Malifaux on the cheap. Hah! Its already one of the best value for money (Quality V. Cost) ranges out and you guys are trying to be cheaper? Typical gamers. Says the guy who throws fits over people charging market value for limited edition models. Quote
AvatarForm Posted September 12, 2010 Report Posted September 12, 2010 Says the guy who throws fits over people charging market value for limited edition models. Refer back to the other thread. 'Market' value was $20-30 USD. Quote
AvatarForm Posted September 12, 2010 Report Posted September 12, 2010 READING is a fundamental skill since WYRD doesn't have figs out yet for most of the new book... those of us willing to invest in WYRD would still like to play the characters without havingto be deeply out of pocket on other game supplies SOOOOOO here are some alternative CHEAP figs that can be PROXIES I did read your OP... it says 'Cheap Neverborn Proxies'... nowehere does it say for unreleased minis. Assumedly, you have a female and male demon, which I took for Pandora/Lilith and a mature neph. How about creating a concise and accurate OP? and your proxies are terribad. Why not get some decent Reaper or Hasslefree? Something worth putting paint on before putting on the table? Quote
David.Hanold Posted September 19, 2010 Report Posted September 19, 2010 Malifaux on the cheap. Hah! Its already one of the best value for money (Quality V. Cost) ranges out and you guys are trying to be cheaper? Typical gamers. At first this game looks cheaper than Warmachine and other mini games, but then you look at the mechanics and realize "OMG I need more constructs, zombies, ronin, guardsmen...etc. for my abilities to be useful". I am in no way bashing the game I love. Just pointing out the facts that it CAN be more costly than one thinks based on faction they choose to play. Quote
AvatarForm Posted September 19, 2010 Report Posted September 19, 2010 At first this game looks cheaper than Warmachine and other mini games, but then you look at the mechanics and realize "OMG I need more constructs, zombies, ronin, guardsmen...etc. for my abilities to be useful". I am in no way bashing the game I love. Just pointing out the facts that it CAN be more costly than one thinks based on faction they choose to play. I agree... in order to play certain 'spam' tactics, you will need to do this. Alternatively, you can play using alpha strike tactics using a few powerful/large minis also. The Leveticus boxed set only requires maybe 1-2 additions, otherwise it is the perfect starter box from all that exist (yet). Quote
The Madman Posted September 19, 2010 Author Report Posted September 19, 2010 :hijacked: (since we're going on the stray...) I dunno at $6.00-12.00 per fig this game is right on par with other table top games The only REAL diffrence I can see is for Malifaux I need, Maybe 10 figs on the field and on the sidebar While Warmachine and GW games I would need 20+ (and that's just for low to moderate point games) nevermind full scale tournament lists with Armor, drop pods and full platoons the only exception I see in what's popular now is Pulp City; their Minis are about 10-20% more expensive based on their Play value "In-Game" but I digress My initial point was, and still remains peole are looking for proxies my feeling is: rather than spend full price on a single model from another companies game, or putting forth ridicoulous effort sculpting one until the ACTUAL one is available use a OVERALL CHEAPER alternative Nobody would give a F^&*( if it's "Worthy" of being painted or not gamers prefer WISWIG figs on the table. The sculps I presented Fill both rolls :peace: Quote
AvatarForm Posted September 20, 2010 Report Posted September 20, 2010 :hijacked: (since we're going on the stray...) I dunno at $6.00-12.00 per fig this game is right on par with other table top games The only REAL diffrence I can see is for Malifaux I need, Maybe 10 figs on the field and on the sidebar While Warmachine and GW games I would need 20+ (and that's just for low to moderate point games) nevermind full scale tournament lists with Armor, drop pods and full platoons You use 20+ minis in Warmachine? Heck, I have enough fun with starter box sized games... Quote
Omenbringer Posted September 20, 2010 Report Posted September 20, 2010 The Leveticus boxed set only requires maybe 1-2 additions, otherwise it is the perfect starter box from all that exist (yet). Would say that (though it may be a cheap starter set) Levi has a very high learning curve for a new player and doesn't really make a good intro to the game. And now back to your regularly scheduled programing. Quote
AvatarForm Posted September 20, 2010 Report Posted September 20, 2010 Would say that (though it may be a cheap starter set) Levi has a very high learning curve for a new player and doesn't really make a good intro to the game. And now back to your regularly scheduled programing. Which is why I only mentioned it for cost-saving. At no time did I say to use it for demos for learners. Quote
AkumaKaze Posted September 23, 2010 Report Posted September 23, 2010 Why are we arguing over PROXIES?!?!?! Until the models are released you HAVE to use something to represent the model(s) in question. Since there is no "facing" in the game, what is stopping people from using regular game pieces out of any mass-produced board game and stick it to an appropriate base in order to represent the model(s) in question? Price and the "cheapness" of gamers shouldn't have been brought up. Besides, official Malifaux Tournaments MUST use the official model intended for play once it is released. Almost no company out there allows proxies for released minis in official events. EVER. Quote
the imp Posted September 23, 2010 Report Posted September 23, 2010 I was thinking about getting a Litko number set to use as general proxies for whatever. Just bluetac them to the appropriate base size and declare what it's representing before the game starts. Quote
The Madman Posted September 23, 2010 Author Report Posted September 23, 2010 I was thinking about getting a Litko number set to use as general proxies for whatever. Just bluetac them to the appropriate base size and declare what it's representing before the game starts. Look about 3/4 way down there are "Genaric" character counters http://www.litkoaero.com/page/LAI/JIMSLAB http://www.litkoaero.com/JimsLab/Litko_counter_stands.jpg Quote
The Madman Posted September 23, 2010 Author Report Posted September 23, 2010 Besides, official Malifaux Tournaments MUST use the official model intended for play once it is released. Almost no company out there allows proxies for released minis in official events. EVER. I'm not trying to argue the validity of your statment BUT where are you getting your information? Just a causal scan of the listed tourneys posted here on this site have TONS of "Fast and Loose" rules, not the least of which concern proxies... in some cases allowing up to 50% of figs to be proxied! Quote
AkumaKaze Posted September 23, 2010 Report Posted September 23, 2010 Gencon Tournament rules. And other game systems. If you do something different at your lgs that is your decision. The main reason why proxies are not used is consistency and to use official products released by the companies (they are making money after all). Quote
AkumaKaze Posted September 23, 2010 Report Posted September 23, 2010 I had it clarified before gencon mainly about corpse counters and mindless dead. You can have a ton of mindless dead on the board past turn 4 if you really wanted, but they have to be represented by mindless dead figures since they are released. Quote
AkumaKaze Posted September 23, 2010 Report Posted September 23, 2010 Here are the Official Gencon Tournament Rules: http://wyrd-games.net/forum/showthread.php?t=11681 Malifaux Tournaments We're hosting 4 Malifaux tournaments during the convention, so if you're looking for a chance to cheat fate, join us. We'll be giving prizes for 1st place, 2nd place, 3rd place, and best painted Crew. Please note that you must provide a painted Crew (except for miniatures released at Gen Con 2010 which must only be assembled, primered not required), and we'll supply the game boards. No proxies allowed. Strategies will be given for each round. Quote
AkumaKaze Posted September 23, 2010 Report Posted September 23, 2010 Not trying to sound like a jerk, but I would hate to see fellow players go to an event with proxies only to have them not count in an army/crew because they are a proxy of a released model. There are very few companies that allow proxies of any kind brought to an official tournament, sometimes even if the stats for the model are out but the model itself is not out (Looking at you PP). It sucks, but those are the ropes for official tournaments. Some companies are so strict on these rules that even IF you use the original model and saw/bits/mold/green stuff it into oblivion to look as cool as you want it may not count if it goes outside the basic parameters of what the base figure has. Quote
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