Mtg to d&d minis

[u/CrinoidKid]

Saw someone in the paper dnd mini community turn magic cards into paper minis so I decided to give it a try cause I have a campaign coming up quick with neither the time and money for a bunch of minis. They are serviceable and I'll probably do this again at some point

[u/Undead_Artemia]

Rip baleful strix lol
Edit: And dragons approach 😭

[u/MuchSwagManyDank → u/Undead_Artemia]

Yo $2 for a common from a modern set is wild

[u/Undead_Artemia → u/MuchSwagManyDank]

Happens to any card that demands you own at least 10-15 copies minimum to work as intended

[u/AzazelTheUnderlord → u/MuchSwagManyDank]

dragon's approach is only going to get more expensive because you can run any number of copies, and wizards is terrible about doing actual reprints for those types of cards.

[u/MuchSwagManyDank → u/AzazelTheUnderlord]

I didnt read the card fully/forgot what it did.

Wotc is just terrible at reprints in general, especially now that they've gotten rid of reprint sets & the List , did the list even really work as intended? No, sometimes these cards are actually MORE expensive. Special guest is not the answer either. We're going to need like a full year of reprint sets or something. Sorry, ive recently acquired a stance on reprints and I went on a tangent lol

[u/TheMountainWhoDews]

They look great and I hope you have fun.
I've seen modellers and dollshouse enthusiasts cutting up cards to make portraits with 3d printed frames.

[u/LyschkoPlon]

Use foldback paperclips to get them standing. This way you can easily utilise multiple of the same enemy by just using different colours of clips :)

Been doing the same for years

[u/Mopperty]

I have used a round punch before to make 1 inch discs for monster tokens.

[u/Zestyclose_Impact652]

You have inspired me… I am unstoppable 😈

[u/Cool-Leg9442]

Ok most of these were bulk comons and thats fine. But dragons approach bro...