With Paper & Pen RPGs you don't need proper models to represent things. It can help with immersion and all, though.
Representation in other Games? Legit?
OK, so we all know the split opinion of Heresy on the topic of Proxy models (ie: Paper Waaagh!), but would it be acceptable to use the Paper Waaagh! idea (ie: Cutouts) in games such as Dark Heresy?
Such Roleplay games combat systems involve map making and remembering where things are, but Dark Heresy is
I would probably convert a 'centerpeice' model, such as 'the boss', archdaemon or massive monster, but for regular cannonfodder such as cultists and the like, I would probably 'proxy' them.
Heresy, your opinions please?
Such Roleplay games combat systems involve map making and remembering where things are, but Dark Heresy is
Now, the thing is, I'm not going to buy a pack of Plague Bearers for one or two encounters when I dont play Chaos or Daemons, so would it be acceptable to use the Paper Waaagh style cut outs for Roleplaying combat?written so you can use a tactical map and 28mm miniatures whilst playing combat.
I would probably convert a 'centerpeice' model, such as 'the boss', archdaemon or massive monster, but for regular cannonfodder such as cultists and the like, I would probably 'proxy' them.
Heresy, your opinions please?
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