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Thread: Adventurer doll maker
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2019-11-01, 01:08 PM (ISO 8601)Barbarian in the Playground
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- Jul 2016
Adventurer doll maker
So, my party has so far been using monopoly pieces to represent our characters on-table, and I had the idea of making paper printouts + standies in their stead. To demonstrate, I want to use generators online, but all the ones I can find are the text-based ones for inspiring design, instead of directly designing one, similar to the ever popular doll maker flash "games". Does anyone know of a good, succinct one that has a wide range of use for high fantasy & D&D?
I like to create builds and see them as optimized as powerful. I also have an annoying habit of having gratuitous character ideas and used to regularly ask to switch them out, or ask for small, against-the-rules, caveats to see a character come to completion without being hopelessly useless.
While I have kicked a few of these habits, or at least slowed them, I try to keep all of my builds/ideas across as few, as official, and as popular rulebooks as possible as to avoid annoying everyone else.
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2019-11-01, 01:39 PM (ISO 8601)Titan in the Playground
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- Sep 2008
Re: Adventurer doll maker
Try Heromachine? It has a bit of a learning curve, especially the 3rd edition, but you can make quite a diverse set of characters with it. In fact, I'd often use it to rough out character design before I'd draw them myself.
Originally Posted by stewstew5
Originally Posted by Calanon
Raven_Cry's comments often have the effects of a +5 Tome of Understanding
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2019-11-01, 03:22 PM (ISO 8601)Barbarian in the Playground
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Re: Adventurer doll maker
yea I checked out heromachine, and 3 is definitely confusing just to launch. My only real gripes with it are that it's a bit more super-hero-y and less high fantasy-y (albeit those have a lot of overlap so that's not a huge detriment) Originally Posted by Ravens_cry
I like to create builds and see them as optimized as powerful. I also have an annoying habit of having gratuitous character ideas and used to regularly ask to switch them out, or ask for small, against-the-rules, caveats to see a character come to completion without being hopelessly useless.
While I have kicked a few of these habits, or at least slowed them, I try to keep all of my builds/ideas across as few, as official, and as popular rulebooks as possible as to avoid annoying everyone else.
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2019-11-01, 03:40 PM (ISO 8601)Bugbear in the Playground
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- Jul 2007
Re: Adventurer doll maker
I was looking for some similar resources not so long ago.
I found this, which is $1 for each set: https://papercraftdungeon.com/
It's pretty cheap if you find a set you like and then you just need to print and put on the stands.
These ones are free, but a bit less variety: http://zenseeker.net/PaperMiniatures/Fantasy.htm
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