Agis Aeon Trinity Battleground minis

[Craig Oxbrow]

The new Storypath system leans more towards narrative than tactical conflict, and personally I tend not to use miniatures for it. That said, I like miniatures as collectibles, and would have liked dice too!

[Hobby Services]

The new Storypath system leans more towards narrative than tactical conflict. That said, I personally like miniatures as collectibles, and would have liked dice too!

True, but Trinity Battleground was a VERY small scale skirmish rules set, which I think actually hurt it when competing with the Big Boys of its era.  Warhammer, 40K, Warzone, all were very popular at that point and called for comparatively huge armies.  Even a narrative-heavy RPG combat system can benefit from figures, as generations of D&D players have shown.

Still, hopefully the relaunch goes well and maybe we'll see a future KS produce (or reproduce - Hades only knows who has the original molds and masters) minis, even if we never see an actual minis game.

[Craig Oxbrow]

(or reproduce - Hades only knows who has the original molds and masters)

And now I'm wondering about this too.

[Agis]

I would also love to see this happen!

[Hobby Services]

And now I'm wondering about this too.

While we're at it, I wonder what happened to the masters for the unreleased Werewolf minis game they had in the works?  I remember seeing at least one finished green, maybe two - but where'd they end up?  At least as "Lost Minis" as the old GWAR range, this stuff. 

[Rick]

Sorry for the thread necro Agis but it's interesting you mentioning Superfigs rules in a Trinity Battleground topic - I own both sets of rules and they make for an amusing comparison. If you've got them, read the Trinity Battleground rules alongside the 1st edition Superfigs rules; apart from one using d6's and the other d10's, it might make you chuckle.

[Agis]

LOL, I noticed it too.