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I picked up 3x 50-coin sets from them last KS for $8 each and paid $11 shipping + $3 tracking to USA. The coins had a good heft, but lacked inking seen on most other coins. The back of the copper piece, then, was pretty much unrecognizable. I doubt players will notice while playing, though, and the fronts and colors of the coins are distinguishable, which is more important. I figure if you don't have these sorts of coins, they're a good price, but check prices elsewhere. I'm still not sure if I'll be backing this, but many of the components have been made (see the comments, which are currently under 25) and there are now pictures of them (albeit professional photographs; in the previous KS, most pics were renders). Dragon's Lair ($75) is probably the "sweet spot" for this campaign, as you get most of the components, then can purchase add-ons (about $10) for a complete set. The creator has said backers are limited to one pledge level. Heart (and, fyi, gem) acrylic pieces are available online from Amazon at much cheaper prices than hobby sellers. The metal player tokens, at $3.50 each, are expensive for tokens, but about the same price as unpainted miniatures. There will be a $17 add-on for all six tokens. The creators have run multiple KS, including a previous one for some of these components. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/vesuviusmedia/upgrade-your-games-season-2

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/fantasycoinhq/fantasy-coin-legacy-gaming-coins?ref=category_newest 31 different themes, New Gems, and free loot!

Alright! Here he is! It's mini #2 for this year... Yup, #2! If I get any faster, I'll blow my chance at last place in the number of minis completed for the year! This piece was assembled for a friend of mine who doesn't have a game piece for when we play Munchkin or whatever. He does now, and I think he came out pretty well for a table top piece. I'm pretty satisfied, although I apparently had some issues with outgassing. I'm guessing the thin super glue that was used to mount the debris on the bottom wasn't quite dry when I put him in the display case. As a result, I had a slight cloudy area where he was sitting, and the coin has taken on a frosty looking patina. I suppose it works, but from now on, everyone's staying OUTSIDE of the display case overnight, just in case. Okay! Here's what I tried to work on with this piece: 1. Freehand - I attempted a plaidish pattern on his bedroll. It gave me fits. I do believe that I will have fits with freehand the rest of the year as it's one of the main things I plan on working on. I also attempted a bit on his lower tabard (?), but I ended shading it down to make it look worn as I couldn't quite get it right. At any rate, I'm working towards getting better in this area. 2. The Coin Base - I'm trying to expand my basing experience. I really enjoy basing and got this idea from Massive Voodoo and decided to try it. Unfortunately the coin got the weird patina, which I think works, but I would've preferred to have it "prettier." Also, coins are hard to drill through.... at least this one was! Willen was kind enough to do some research on the origin of the coin, which can be read in the WIP of this piece. 3. The Trap - Will Harsk notice the spikes before it's too late? Will he make his saving throw? Who knows! At any rate, the trap was a happy accident. The bricks I used were strangely shaped bricks from Secret Weapon that I've had for a while. They looked great around the coin as they're curved, but don't work well at all for making a solid form radiating out from the coin. I played with different configurations, until I found a pattern I liked with squarish spaces between them. It looked like a perfect pressure plate booby trap opportunity, so I drilled (used an awl really) holes in the spaces and stuck toothpick points through them. Instant spike trap! The rest of the thing is made up of a wooden checker, matte board, a cork to glue the board to, and milliput to make up the earthen base. Of course there's flock (which is still shedding, according to the pics) and Army Painter plants for fun! The underside of the platform is potting soil or whatever it was the kids brought home in those plant projects that never seem to sprout... Anyhoo, here's Harsk, in all his rangering glory: He was fun to paint, and I hop Toph enjoys him! Please leave C&C and let me know what you think. I may drag him along to ReaperCon if Toph will let me. Now I can finally move on to the Spring Exchange and a new diorama for ReaperCon. Hope to see y'all there! -K P.S.: NO, I did not purposefully ruin the plant projects. They'd been sitting around for a year or so before I even used some of the soil. LOL!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/240962318/fantasy-coins-from-the-far-eastern-realms Welcome back to Askrias! Enhance your boardgame, RPG or LARP with these High Quality Eastern style coins filled with Chinese Flavours! Welcome back to the world of Askrias! Half a year ago, 340 backers has helped with my first project: Fantasy Coins from the Eastern Realms, and with their help, 8 great tooling has been created as a result of it! Fantasy Coins from the Eastern Realms Ever since then, there has been a lot of people asking if they could join in on the project, however because I was tied up with other projects and production, I could not have added them in. Now that most of the backers has received their coins, today series 2 will go live! Is your gaming group heading over to a Eastern realm? Then these coins are perfect to bring in the flavour! First of all, the original 8 designs are available for purchasing, and with series 2, another 4 designs have been added! The funding goal will go towards in creating the tooling for the 4 designs, I'm sure that it's no problem for everyone! I will take a bit of time to show everyone the designs...

These are the adventure game treasure & coins stands. There are from (2 to 6) such stands hidden on every (RPG) tabletop game/battle board (locations are unknown to the adventure characters)...they have to search & find them...I have (6) such game pieces painted up.