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The Elite Guards of the Boneheart!

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#1
zombiegleemax
Mar 26, 2004 23:08:02 Heh, ok, call me mini-obsessed, but here's another good D&D miniatures figure for Greyhawk use. Note the symbol on the shield

Dread Guard
#2
mortellan
Mar 27, 2004 1:56:19 Nice! Or it could be the fig for General Sindol of the Legion of Black Death.
#3
Greyson
Mar 27, 2004 9:35:26 Yea, the Dread Guard is a good fit for an Iuz minion, or even a Horned Society devotee.

I got lucky and got a Dread Guard in my first Archfiends Expansion Pack. Here are a few key stats:

HD: 5 (47 hp)
AC: 17
SQ: Construct Traits, resist cold 10 and fire 10.
CR: 3

Pretty cool.
#4
cwslyclgh
Mar 27, 2004 13:05:53 dreadguards are crappy over priced constructs made from empty suites of armor (at least in D&D, I have never played WotC's miniature game).... however I can see using that mini as something else, a black guard or other evil warrior maybe.
#5
Greyson
Mar 27, 2004 13:12:47 Yea, you're right about the Dread Guard in D&D RPG terms, Wes. I think they are just used to fill pages in Monster Manual II. But, they are a good addition to a Mini's Warband.
#6
zombiegleemax
Mar 27, 2004 19:44:37 Sheesh, wtf cares about what's written in the damn MM?

It's a cool looking mini with three skull emblems on it that could easily be interpreted as being the grinning skull device of Iuz.

Being a common figure in the minis Archfiend set, it will also be very easy to obtain as singles. Single commons go for between $0.50c to about $0.80c so it's a kick-arse figure all round that you can easily, cheaply, add to your Greyhawk game.

Go spoil someone elses thread.
#7
cwslyclgh
Mar 29, 2004 14:52:54
Go spoil someone elses thread.

I will "Spoil" what ever threads I want thank you....

I did say that they would be a good fit for a black guard or ewvil warrior type (the symbolism would be accurate for a Iuz servant)... I was simply expressing my dissatisfaction for the creature that it is supposed to be a mini of.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 zombiegleemax Mar 26, 2004 23:08:02	Heh, ok, call me mini-obsessed, but here's another good D&D miniatures figure for Greyhawk use. Note the symbol on the shield Dread Guard
#2 mortellan Mar 27, 2004 1:56:19	Nice! Or it could be the fig for General Sindol of the Legion of Black Death.
#3 Greyson Mar 27, 2004 9:35:26	Yea, the Dread Guard is a good fit for an Iuz minion, or even a Horned Society devotee. I got lucky and got a Dread Guard in my first Archfiends Expansion Pack. Here are a few key stats: HD: 5 (47 hp) AC: 17 SQ: Construct Traits, resist cold 10 and fire 10. CR: 3 Pretty cool.
#4 cwslyclgh Mar 27, 2004 13:05:53	dreadguards are crappy over priced constructs made from empty suites of armor (at least in D&D, I have never played WotC's miniature game).... however I can see using that mini as something else, a black guard or other evil warrior maybe.
#5 Greyson Mar 27, 2004 13:12:47	Yea, you're right about the Dread Guard in D&D RPG terms, Wes. I think they are just used to fill pages in Monster Manual II. But, they are a good addition to a Mini's Warband.
#6 zombiegleemax Mar 27, 2004 19:44:37	Sheesh, wtf cares about what's written in the damn MM? It's a cool looking mini with three skull emblems on it that could easily be interpreted as being the grinning skull device of Iuz. Being a common figure in the minis Archfiend set, it will also be very easy to obtain as singles. Single commons go for between $0.50c to about $0.80c so it's a kick-arse figure all round that you can easily, cheaply, add to your Greyhawk game. Go spoil someone elses thread.
#7 cwslyclgh Mar 29, 2004 14:52:54	Go spoil someone elses thread. I will "Spoil" what ever threads I want thank you.... I did say that they would be a good fit for a black guard or ewvil warrior type (the symbolism would be accurate for a Iuz servant)... I was simply expressing my dissatisfaction for the creature that it is supposed to be a mini of.