// Intellectual Property

But do we really really need that ?

I do agree that a game needs a consistent theme/style (or at least one where a mixture of themes & styles fits the lore).

But do we really need the officially licensed minis to play the officially licensed version of an officially licensed game for an officially licensed property…[Read more]

Pledge: Get some things done and finish off projects. The ends justify the beginnings.

Much has been said I agree with. My own two cents is that the mini market is suffering the same way that the comic market is. Yes, there are “too many” options to settle on a single point. There is little time for people to slow and focus in a decentralized…[Read more]

So you literally taken my exact stance and most vocal opinion about lookalike prints.

YES, if artists actually designed their own stuff For example like warp miniatures. The miniature fantasy and sci-fi world would be in a better place.

My pledge is to finish my Oathmark goblin slaves and also finish my draft invitations for my local club for a seven week campaign of blood legacy frostgrave.

Ok , deep dive and I’ll try to keep it neutral toned.

The market is not over saturated. Its simply a lot more choice of options. 3d printing has opened small doors but not everyone has…[Read more]

On the point about fantasy and sci-fi being tied to a single manufacturer, I think that’s largely a GW hang-up. I’ll admit I’m definitely prone to it myself. A universe’s aesthetic matters a lot to me. I’m not going to drop a bunch of Space Marines into a game of Infinity and call them PanO, and I’m not going to stick 10mm Enforcers on the table a…[Read more]