Someone wrote:
I'm definitely well aware of that one being a major Hero System fan. So
by
Jackson's conversion that would be 1 inch = 6 feet...
Damon replied:
Which works out to 1/72 scale (or, 1in=72in). Perfect for 20mm figures (too
bad no-one makes superhero figures in this scale...)
Lego
Lego people actually work amazingly well on hex maps.
Both my wife Anita and a good friend of ours named Mike are avid Lego
collectors, and let me tell you, that makes playing Champions with them
really interesting. I have yet to see a Champions character that couldn't
be represented fairly
I wrote:
Lego people actually work amazingly well on hex maps.
Damon replied:
Haha, Reggie you hit on the antithesis of all that I am as a gamer and a
hobbyist! :)
I am a very AVID and ACTIVE collector and PAINTER of figures...the idea of
an unpainted figure (unless its a work in progress) is
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From: Reggie Bautista [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 04:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: I hate inches! :-(
I wrote:
Lego people actually work amazingly well on hex maps.
Damon replied:
Haha, Reggie you hit
I saw some superhero figs once, a long time ago.. I'll keep my eyes open.
Check out Old Glory's website; they're the exclusive importer of West Wind
minis from GB. They do the Superfigs line, a series of generic superhero
figs. And then there's Heroclix...
Hey, I've been to your page before!
Damon wrote:
Or 1 inch=10 yards (Warhammer Fantasy or Warhammer Ancient Battles,
unofficially)
Or 1 inch=5 feet (DD)
Or 1 inch=30 meters (bet this drives Alberto nutty!)(Battletech)
No, when I began RPGing about 20 years ago, we had to create
fast conversion tables from the horrible DD books
Or 1 square = 10 feet, not worrying about just what the scale of the graph
paper is until you have to total up more than, say, 5 squares' worth of
hallway, and then a ruler might come in handy
In DD 3e 1in=5ft is OFFICIAL, right out of the books.
I wonder...if one does reply to one of
Damon wrote:
Hi Julia,
Or 1 square = 10 feet, not worrying about just what the scale of the graph
paper is until you have to total up more than, say, 5 squares' worth of
hallway, and then a ruler might come in handy
In DD 3e 1in=5ft is OFFICIAL, right out of the books.
1) I
Klaus wrote:
I wonder...if one does reply to one of these all natural enlargement
ads on the internet, what do you get for your money? Perhaps just a DD
rule book and a letter telling you Now you've got 15 feet?
;-)
I like it... enlargement by redefinition :-)
That reminds me of a Woody Allen
Reggie Bautista
No Measuring Tape Available Maru
For which we are glad... :P
Damon.
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From: Reggie Bautista [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
There's another gaming standard:
1 inch = 2 meters, at least when you're talking about hex maps in
Champions...
I'm definitely well aware of that one being a major Hero System fan. So by
Jackson's conversion that would be 1 inch = 6
I'm definitely well aware of that one being a major Hero System fan. So by
Jackson's conversion that would be 1 inch = 6 feet...
Which works out to 1/72 scale (or, 1in=72in). Perfect for 20mm figures (too
bad no-one makes superhero figures in this scale...)
Damon.
Alberto wrote:
... and now even more that it has three values:
1 USA inch = 2.something cm
1 TV inch = 2.0 cm
1 penis enlargement spam inch = 0.5 cm
Curse them!
Got ripped off again, huh?
;-)
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Silence.
1 inch=25.4mm
Damon.
Damon Agretto
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From: Alberto Monteiro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
... and now even more that it has three values:
1 USA inch = 2.something cm
1 TV inch = 2.0 cm
1 penis enlargement spam inch = 0.5 cm
You forgot the Steve Jackson (of GURPS fame) easy conversion for any
roleplaying game:
1 meter = 1
In a message dated 4/1/2003 3:12:57 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
... and now even more that it has three values:
1 USA inch = 2.something cm
1 TV inch = 2.0 cm
1 penis enlargement spam inch = 0.5 cm
You forgot the Steve Jackson (of GURPS fame)
Thread convergence time . . .
At 03:57 PM 3/29/03 +, Alberto Monteiro wrote:
Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
That's the problem, isn't it? But maybe if we don't expect any two
stars to get close enough,
An illustration I have heard (not necessarily precise) is that two stars in
our Galaxy have
Alberto wrote:
... and now even more that it has three values:
1 USA inch = 2.something cm
1 TV inch = 2.0 cm
1 penis enlargement spam inch = 0.5 cm
jmh replied:
You forgot the Steve Jackson (of GURPS fame) easy conversion for any
roleplaying game:
1 meter = 1 yard, exactly.
There's another
There's another gaming standard:
1 inch = 2 meters, at least when you're talking about hex maps in Champions...
Or 1 inch=10 yards (Warhammer Fantasy or Warhammer Ancient Battles,
unofficially)
Or 1 inch=5 feet (DD)
Or 1 inch=30 meters (bet this drives Alberto nutty!)(Battletech)
Damon.
On Tue, 1 Apr 2003, Damon wrote:
There's another gaming standard:
1 inch = 2 meters, at least when you're talking about hex maps in Champions...
Or 1 inch=10 yards (Warhammer Fantasy or Warhammer Ancient Battles,
unofficially)
Or 1 inch=5 feet (DD)
Or 1 inch=30 meters (bet this
Alberto Monteiro wrote:
... and now even more that it has three values:
1 USA inch = 2.something cm
2.54. If you need that number again, ask me again. I don't mind
regurgitating it as needed. :)
1 TV inch = 2.0 cm
1 penis enlargement spam inch = 0.5 cm
You haven't heard the joke
Hi Julia,
Or 1 square = 10 feet, not worrying about just what the scale of the graph
paper is until you have to total up more than, say, 5 squares' worth of
hallway, and then a ruler might come in handy
In DD 3e 1in=5ft is OFFICIAL, right out of the books.
Damon.
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