Have printer, will play.
Even if you’re new to tabletop gaming, you’ve probably seen Dungeons and Dragons miniatures on the shelf at your local game shop or book store, so you have some idea of what 3D minis look like. But many gamers have never seen high-quality cardstock miniatures on a game table, and you may be one of …
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Miniatures have been a central element in tabletop gaming for hundreds of years. But when I came back to tabletop gaming a few years ago, the $1 metal men I loved in the 70s and 80s were gone. They’d been replaced by little plastic dudes costing $5, $10, or sometimes much more. If I was …
Update: PnPG is Live! Print and Play Gamer is now officially launched, so this post is now obsolete. Fortunately, my vision for what the site was supposed to be is basically the same as what it actually turned out to be. So as a brief introduction to the site, this post is still basically valid, …