love that ending, didn't see that coming. imagine having a mini that can spit up all over the table to simulate breath weapon attacks. ingenious. someone file a patent.
@@alexreid6224 Oh this is just the base coat, the rest of the painting is going to take 18 years, they could always pass the model off to someone else but then it can only be used for Rogues and Paladins, and the person who painted the Paladin mini will need to tragically die first.
It is also about the editing really... Not to diminish the acting, which is really good, but it is also very very well edited. It makes them sounds like they are almost talking over eachother, yet not. This is natural speech (also talking over). So many skits and most Computer games, cannot do this.
That was hilarious already, seeing spencer come in all the sudden like she was there the whole time and just being ignored was extra hilarious. When I saw her mini I almost choked though! This one just keep getting funnier until you killed me. And now I have to make a new mini. Thanks.
I won’t lie, I’ve got a budget of zero, so I just use chess pieces instead of minis, works brilliantly Edit: Also, Spencer is adorable, and the paint job is stunningly detailed
That honeslty works really well becuase you can use the pieces to sort of show the roles of the monsters. Kings and Queens are the leaders, Knights are fighters, Bishops are casters, etc.
When he called in Spencer I was like "oh wow, she's right bck into the skits after childbirth, that's cool.". then I saw the "mini" and couldn't stop laughing. Damnit you guys are too cute and deserve all the happiness.
Well that answers something I was wondering, if this was the reveal they had a kid. Would have been an amusing way to tell the fans. But if you are saying that, it means they told the fans already
@@AndrewJW I mean I just follow the UA-cam, and not only was the pregnancy mentioned multiple times, the child's birth, and name, were posted here as one of those images things, the community posts, from almost 2 weeks ago.
Yeah if the battle is even a little bit complex then theater of the mind just leads to confusion, back tracking, explaining the already explained multiple times, and lost time.
This was freaking great. I love how the two complained about the Tiamat mini and then once things got started all hell broke loose.... and then the baby, lost it. As an aside- as an older player from the 80s I have never used minis, they really weren't used back then much so I still don't.
I use chess pieces. Kings and Queens are usually taller enemies (unless the group is meeting with royalty), Knights are knights or guards or something like that. Pawns are common folk or goblins or other smaller things. Bishops are religous folk, rooks are other random NPCs and I have a random Wile E. Coyote that I've had since I was a kid who is always the Big Bad. Some of my players get legit excited when Wile shows up on the board.
Oh interesting, i always thought mini's were used way more back then as DND was created from a miniature wargame called 'Chainmail' so i assumed the first wave of DND players had a large amount of mini's.
@@matc1995 In the 80s lots of mini's were made of lead so were quite expensive and limited to whatever your local store had in stock. Improvisation was the key. This video was an exaggeration but also pretty accurate ! I never thought of using popcorn though 😆
@@matc1995 Back in the 80s, my father used to play with a nurse, who at some point realized that something (single-use medication vial caps, I think?) came in two sizes; just under an inch, or about an inch and a half. They were just little plastic disks, in all sorts of colours, with a bit of metal foil on one side. He started saving them for use as "minis", and he'd bring home a few dozen a day; soon it was all they used. Green ones for orcs, brown ones for goblins, big ones for dragons, all sorts of stuff. By the time I met the nurse, he had a full on 8-gallon bucket full of the things, and he let me take a couple scoops worth for my own games, which I still keep with my kit and use whenever I can't find a good mini.
I have never been so displeased that I can only give your comment a thumbs up as I am right now. Applause, applause, applause!(said in lady gaga voice)
Im laughing along "this is exactly what happens on every physical battlemap encounter I run". Then the baby reveal and just lost it. Excellent "delivery"!
You know, I had a sneaking suspicion that somehow you were gunna fit your newborn into this, but that ending with Spencer was hilarious. Congrats on the baby!
My lord. The love Spencer has in her eyes when she looks at that baby. Unbelievable. Congratulations you too. Raise them well. Make sure they never play a wizard.
Congrats on the baby! Awesome video. We use 1x1 LEGO bricks in those situations in which theater of the mind doesn't cut it. In my view, the less realistic the better, so it doesn't get in the way of the cool stuff we can make up in our brains.
I remember a time when somebody at my table was playing a dragonborn, and we didn't have a dragonborn minifigure, so we just gave them a small actual dragon minifigure, which looked so out-of-place compared to everyone's more humanoid models but was definitely fun.
I love how "the monkey situation" implies not only that the party caused some sort of derailing by befriending one or more monkey, but also that this derailing is the only reason they cannot befriend Tiamat.
I love how in the most recent skits Jacob has been putting an effort into making each of the characters realistic. It's not just picking on the DM/player/rule that everyone dislikes, no strawmen. It makes them all feel so much more accurate but also just less mean, which is always nice to have on the internet.
The struggle to have a beastmaster ranger, a druid and a shapeshifting mage in the same game is real. Everything just becomes a cow (flying cow, poisonous cow and water cow)
CONGRATS ON YOUR CHILD"S BIRTH!!! I've been watching you for years and watch you pour really exceptional content into your channel as you also have a busy life. We, your fans, really appreaciate you Jacob, and CONGRATS to you too Spencer!!!
@Uxion For those who spent a fortune on theirs, especially Hero Forge customs, it would be considered sacreligious to not use them, especially for a game whose combat system “requires” minis.
@@Mariner797 Theater of the mind is fine if you're just doing a little scuffle or a one-on-one duel. It gets really convoluted and difficult to follow the more combatants you add, and the more complexity to the terrain/enemies/etc. that you add. Even just drawing a map on a single sheet of paper (or a napkin) is better than doing complex combat in TotM.
@@DJB3lfry Tell me about it. I had a lot of battles that would ordinarily have been relative easy, but nearly ended in TPKs, because nobody knew where they where.
Man Spencer’s new mini looks really nice the detail is so fine! Also AWWW SO CUTE! Congratulations Jacob and Spencer and good luck in the many rough nights ahead!
9 months to paint, a lifetime to adore. Speaking for all the fans (I realy, realy think), congratulations again, both of you, you weird, weird people. From Sweden with Love - Kami
I’m new to this day dnd world and I just spent about 10 hours painting one of these minis, so I now understand that concept of if this character dies I will be pissed after all the work I put into this damn mini. It also made me sad to realize how shaky my hand lol.
I just use bases, black circles with nothing in them, they work great! We just need something to identify them which is easy to find, so no problems there.
We actually use minifigs with a 3x3 base as our minis in a game I play in. They work really well size wise and can be customised and created easily! Would 100% recommend if you have a lot of lego and nobody in the party his minis
honestly inaccurate minis for enemies is pretty useful, instead of saying "the cultist there" and hoping they know which one you are talking about, you can say "the Gollum cultist" with the knowledge that they definitely know who you are talking about
This is why you give unique paint jobs to some models. For example: the cultist with the Black hood, the cultist with the blood splatters, the kitbashed one with the dope ass skeleton hand.
Spencer's mini has cast Liquid Faeces, and as such we'll be taking a 20 min break and relocating this fight to a sewer for the correct ambience. Cute as a button though :)
our DM for the campaign I'm in this summer asked me when I was getting supplies to get mini whiteboards so he could easily see everyone's initiative, AC, and HP. I ended up getting a lot of colorful magnets with the mini whiteboards and our DM LOVES using them as minis for smaller enemies or just other stuff like showing if you have a point of exhaustion or any pets or whatever.
Love the aesthetics, I'm just concerned that some of the design choices may be a bit fragile on that mini. Be careful not to drop it unless you have some superglue handy
I think that paper cut-outs are perfect when nobody have minis or 3D printer. Its also great for encounters with many units existing in this same time.
This was just to reveal that their baby was born. And it was worth it. "Took 9 months to paint" Spencer is great lol.
They also announced it in a community post a while back
Her middle name is Elanor, because of course it is.
I had a double take i was like baby?? Ohhhh reveal.
i thought it was 9 months to "make" oO and im not sure if the aubtitles are just autogenerated
This was wonderful
Jacob has already used his own infant child as a punchline in a D&D skit and honestly I respect that
Hmm...
That kid is gonna grow up one day and see this video
@@thegreatandmightyseff7214 and It Going to be GREAT
He just had a baby for this video
Guess that gives a whole new meaning to punching babies.
Spencer's mini is the best 🦀‼️
The Crab Hath Spoken!
It is.
it took 9 months to paint ofc it is!
Nice to see that D&D has such a supportive community
🦀
love that ending, didn't see that coming. imagine having a mini that can spit up all over the table to simulate breath weapon attacks. ingenious. someone file a patent.
12d8 poison damage
I think acid damage might be more accurate, but eh, Spencer is Adorable
And soon, this mini will actively try to grab and eat other minis.
Ahh but falls asleep anytime a 1 is rolled.
You could tell a lot of care and effort went into creating that last mini
Jacob is definitely a bard.
Wonder what class it is and how it's gonna age. 🤣
Nah just 2/3rds a bottle of vodka and no protection. Super easy, barely an inconvenience.
@@alexreid6224 Oh this is just the base coat, the rest of the painting is going to take 18 years, they could always pass the model off to someone else but then it can only be used for Rogues and Paladins, and the person who painted the Paladin mini will need to tragically die first.
tbh those can be created by people with 0 care and effort.
The cool thing about Spencer's mini is that it continuously casts enlarge on itself for the next 20 years or so.
She can also cast colorspray, stinking cloud, charm person and shatter.
@@christophersanders3252 I am immune to Charm Person, but those other skills are not to be trifled with.
@@christophersanders3252 also grease, but don't worry it's non-flammable, technically it's not "grease" ;)
what kind of swedish grass-fed women you know grow until their 20s??
did Jacob and Spencer have a barbarian or something
I'm 39 ans I think I'm cursed, I won't stop enlarging horizontally :(
2:45 Tiamat: WHAT IS THAT?!
Boblin: Jocat sends his regards.
*Spinny helicopter-rock thingy cuts off Tiamat’s heads*
@@BuilderB08 What are you refering to?
@@jonathanschmitt5762 Gobboventures: Training
*Crap guide theme plays*
That last mini looks like it took forever to paint, the detail is so convincing, it even looked alive. (Congrats, they're adorable).
Can we please congratulate on the goddamn ingenuity and devotion on Jacob's part to have a baby just to make another D&D short
Seems like Spencer deserves most of the credit though.
That's the other way around...
@@jacquelineking5783
I mean, it's his channel after all, but yeah. A little co-op, so to say.
@@MadnessOpus it is but she did most of the work.
@@jacquelineking5783 fr
Damn that new mini of Spencer's looks incredibly detailed. Must've been a pain those 9 months it took to paint
and the animatronics are crazy! so life like
Especially those last few hours when you're waiting for the last of the paint to dry.
Eh... the really hard bit was only the last few hours putting the finishing touches on it!
It took great… labor.
And it has a built-in voice box???
Child: Dad why was my sibling named rose?
Jacob: because your mother loves roses.
Child: thanks dad
Jacob: no problem Mordenkainen
ok but that name is kinda awesome.
Boutta name my kids Mordenkai and Bigby
"I've always wanted to kill baby Yoda"
That was goddamn amazing
I was drinking... now my nose burns.
Jacob's acting is so good that it's easy to forget there's only two of him
Yup... I noticed, that I forgot it is the same guy
you're telling me those are the same guy???
@@Sleeper_6875 Yea, you didn't realise?
omg same, lol
It is also about the editing really... Not to diminish the acting, which is really good, but it is also very very well edited. It makes them sounds like they are almost talking over eachother, yet not. This is natural speech (also talking over). So many skits and most Computer games, cannot do this.
Damn Spencer made one impressive mini
So life-like!
That's quite big mini
@@realdragon
Would baby mini be considered colossal?
it even moves!
Whole 9 months of 24/7 3D printing. Can't argue with the results though
That was hilarious already, seeing spencer come in all the sudden like she was there the whole time and just being ignored was extra hilarious. When I saw her mini I almost choked though! This one just keep getting funnier until you killed me.
And now I have to make a new mini. Thanks.
I won’t lie, I’ve got a budget of zero, so I just use chess pieces instead of minis, works brilliantly
Edit: Also, Spencer is adorable, and the paint job is stunningly detailed
That's lowkey smart and now should now be treated as a life hack.
Othello pieces work great and they’re dry erase too.
Same! I bought a Scrabble board set and just use the letters to denote enemies.
I use paper w/ drawing for monsters and mechanical pencil caps for players
That honeslty works really well becuase you can use the pieces to sort of show the roles of the monsters. Kings and Queens are the leaders, Knights are fighters, Bishops are casters, etc.
When he called in Spencer I was like "oh wow, she's right bck into the skits after childbirth, that's cool.".
then I saw the "mini" and couldn't stop laughing. Damnit you guys are too cute and deserve all the happiness.
Well that answers something I was wondering, if this was the reveal they had a kid. Would have been an amusing way to tell the fans.
But if you are saying that, it means they told the fans already
@@wildste maybe, but if you only follow the XPtoLevel3 UA-cam, then this IS the reveal, which is probably most people.
@@AndrewJW True, I kept forgetting to join their twitter (changed now) and work means I don't have time for the live streams.
@@AndrewJW I mean I just follow the UA-cam, and not only was the pregnancy mentioned multiple times, the child's birth, and name, were posted here as one of those images things, the community posts, from almost 2 weeks ago.
I like how all three of them just generally accept that inaccurate minis are better then theater of the mind XD
Yeah if the battle is even a little bit complex then theater of the mind just leads to confusion, back tracking, explaining the already explained multiple times, and lost time.
it depends if the people playing care about range, size, positioning or the balancing that is tied to those factors...
Anything is lol
I have been forced to do theatre of the mind combat in Pathfinder 1e.
It.
Was.
Terrible.
Some systems TOTM works, others not so much.
This was freaking great. I love how the two complained about the Tiamat mini and then once things got started all hell broke loose.... and then the baby, lost it. As an aside- as an older player from the 80s I have never used minis, they really weren't used back then much so I still don't.
I use chess pieces. Kings and Queens are usually taller enemies (unless the group is meeting with royalty), Knights are knights or guards or something like that. Pawns are common folk or goblins or other smaller things. Bishops are religous folk, rooks are other random NPCs and I have a random Wile E. Coyote that I've had since I was a kid who is always the Big Bad. Some of my players get legit excited when Wile shows up on the board.
Oh interesting, i always thought mini's were used way more back then as DND was created from a miniature wargame called 'Chainmail' so i assumed the first wave of DND players had a large amount of mini's.
For in person games I still use theater of the mind. If I'm playing online thought I just use roll20
@@matc1995 In the 80s lots of mini's were made of lead so were quite expensive and limited to whatever your local store had in stock. Improvisation was the key.
This video was an exaggeration but also pretty accurate ! I never thought of using popcorn though 😆
@@matc1995 Back in the 80s, my father used to play with a nurse, who at some point realized that something (single-use medication vial caps, I think?) came in two sizes; just under an inch, or about an inch and a half. They were just little plastic disks, in all sorts of colours, with a bit of metal foil on one side. He started saving them for use as "minis", and he'd bring home a few dozen a day; soon it was all they used. Green ones for orcs, brown ones for goblins, big ones for dragons, all sorts of stuff. By the time I met the nurse, he had a full on 8-gallon bucket full of the things, and he let me take a couple scoops worth for my own games, which I still keep with my kit and use whenever I can't find a good mini.
OMG this had no business ending in such a adorable way 🥺
Spencer rim job
Spencer rim jobb
That ending was hilarious. That 9month mini is the most priceless creation and I wish you the best.
That baby is now D&D canon. Fight me (using a baby mini).
If any harm ever shall come upon the mini, those responsible will be smote to dust.
It really shows her dedication to making it. Most guys would spend 5-10 minutes and call the job done.
@@nobodyimportant2470 🤣
I have never been so displeased that I can only give your comment a thumbs up as I am right now. Applause, applause, applause!(said in lady gaga voice)
That last mini was so cute; you can really see how much love went into it
Agreed. Shame that brand of model tends to have a problem with brown paint not drying properly in the back.
@Bret Sheeley Ral Parthia has some ‘splainin to do.
Im laughing along "this is exactly what happens on every physical battlemap encounter I run". Then the baby reveal and just lost it. Excellent "delivery"!
I see whatchu did there
DELIVERY HAH HOH-
You know, I had a sneaking suspicion that somehow you were gunna fit your newborn into this, but that ending with Spencer was hilarious. Congrats on the baby!
Literally used their child as a mini. Most Chad thing I've ever seen in dnd
TOOK NINE MONTHS TO PAINT ABSOLUTELY ICONIC
The dry brush and shading of that last mini was truly commendable.👌
My lord. The love Spencer has in her eyes when she looks at that baby. Unbelievable. Congratulations you too. Raise them well. Make sure they never play a wizard.
Congratulations on the new member of the party. Hopefully they rolled well on their stats!
They probably used point buy. Hopefully, they remembered to dumpstat DEX and STR. They are pretty niche for most builds in this setting.
Especially if they cast fireball all the time
Don't worry we ar least know they have a 20 in charisma, sadly also a 2 in strength soooo...tough rolls
@@JuMiKu They are a baby so they probably have str 1
@@thegreatandmightyseff7214 Babies are actually pretty strong. Their race just has penalties on CON.
"I've always wanted to kill baby yoda"
Congrats on the baby! Awesome video. We use 1x1 LEGO bricks in those situations in which theater of the mind doesn't cut it. In my view, the less realistic the better, so it doesn't get in the way of the cool stuff we can make up in our brains.
“Size matters not, it’s how you use it” -Wise man
Typical players: "This cr 30 god is adorable! Can we adopt it?"
I remember a time when somebody at my table was playing a dragonborn, and we didn't have a dragonborn minifigure, so we just gave them a small actual dragon minifigure, which looked so out-of-place compared to everyone's more humanoid models but was definitely fun.
@Xenia © cringe
When we first started our campaign I used a matchbox veloceraptor to represent my Lizardfolk Barbarian.
We didn't have an aaracokra mini for my character so we just used and actual raven mini
@@jpfan1989 I feel like that would be a bit too long though?
@@jpfan1989 that's super cool!
This was already awesome, but those last 10 seconds were ✨*chefs kiss*✨
Congrats on the adorable mini!
I love how "the monkey situation" implies not only that the party caused some sort of derailing by befriending one or more monkey, but also that this derailing is the only reason they cannot befriend Tiamat.
I love how in the most recent skits Jacob has been putting an effort into making each of the characters realistic. It's not just picking on the DM/player/rule that everyone dislikes, no strawmen. It makes them all feel so much more accurate but also just less mean, which is always nice to have on the internet.
hey thanks
"I've always wanted to kill Baby Yoda", almost killed me. Was drinking water and about drowned myself lol.
The struggle to have a beastmaster ranger, a druid and a shapeshifting mage in the same game is real.
Everything just becomes a cow (flying cow, poisonous cow and water cow)
CONGRATS ON YOUR CHILD"S BIRTH!!! I've been watching you for years and watch you pour really exceptional content into your channel as you also have a busy life. We, your fans, really appreaciate you Jacob, and CONGRATS to you too Spencer!!!
"We could just use theater of the mind."
". . . . ." "No, it's fine, really--"
This *killed* me.
Also, congratulations!
Honestly not sure what the issue with that is.
@Uxion For those who spent a fortune on theirs, especially Hero Forge customs, it would be considered sacreligious to not use them, especially for a game whose combat system “requires” minis.
@@Mariner797 Theater of the mind is fine if you're just doing a little scuffle or a one-on-one duel.
It gets really convoluted and difficult to follow the more combatants you add, and the more complexity to the terrain/enemies/etc. that you add.
Even just drawing a map on a single sheet of paper (or a napkin) is better than doing complex combat in TotM.
@@DJB3lfry .... But thats just mind chess?
@@DJB3lfry Tell me about it. I had a lot of battles that would ordinarily have been relative easy, but nearly ended in TPKs, because nobody knew where they where.
reminds me when i didn't have any 3x3 minis so every time we fought a giant we proxy'd in.... FUNKO GERALT
That is awesome
I can’t stop chuckling. I’m just imagining every combat like: “BEHOLD!!” And then slamming down Funko Geralt
@@wormmaster5285 yea, that's pretty much the entire SKT campaign lmao, with the mandatory silver is for monsters in the background
I use legos for a Star Wars campaign I have. I love it, my players love it. Especially when the ball feild has wrecked vehicles on it.
"took nine month to paint"
not adding "and whole lotta blood sweat and tears"
That was really cute there at the end with your baby👍 - Hector
The dwarven dad accepts the forgeborn!
thanks hector
Ah, I see Dwarven Dad has come into the level 3 terrane
@@badyoshi1332 Been a fan of his for quite some time now - Hector
@@battlemapbrawl good to know, I’ll make you proud father
What a perfect way to include your baby into the skit. Simple yet hilarious.
“Thanks! Took me nine months to paint!” - That’s adorable! Good job on the painting. So lifelike!
AAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH, your baby is adorable. CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!! High rolls, good times, and a happy family to all three of you :)
I didn’t have a Giant mini so I used a Mountain Dew can. It was almost like an allegory or something.
Our first meeting with a titanic creature was a bottle of captain morgan rum
Was the giant called Dew the Mountain?
I’ll just leave.
was it a mountain giant
me and some friends are running a giant heavy campaign and, yeah, cans as minis happens a lot for them
Palpatine mini: Dew it!
Man Spencer’s new mini looks really nice the detail is so fine! Also AWWW SO CUTE! Congratulations Jacob and Spencer and good luck in the many rough nights ahead!
This was great all the way through, but that ending had me howling with laughter. Sharing this immediately with my D&D group.
Best mini ever! And it can even move and have sound effects!
9 months to paint, a lifetime to adore.
Speaking for all the fans (I realy, realy think), congratulations again, both of you, you weird, weird people.
From Sweden with Love
- Kami
Thought the new baby was gonna be used as a mini-okay lol I swear I commented that at the beginning as a joke
I believe you Mr builder
I belieb. Also sup love your vids
Bob strikes me as the kind of guy who literally can't lie to you, I instantly believe.
Cool to see you here
Congrats Jacob! Also, thanks for now giving me the idea to use my and my friends' kids in costumes to play out our next ICRPG session.
including your own child as a mini is next level types of immersion
Lmao, I loved Spencer saying "It took me 9 months to paint". Your baby is adorable.
18 years from now, Marceline's gonna be like, "wtf you guys"
Imagine: She will still be a mini!
The baby just killed me, I wasn't expecting that at all. Very cool and cute mini indeed.
Congrats on the Baby! So happy for y'all!!!
She’s the best mini a player and DM could ever have. 🥰
Whatever Marceline knocks over instantly dies. “Hey, I don’t make the rules, your character just shouldn’t have been in the way”
I’m new to this day dnd world and I just spent about 10 hours painting one of these minis, so I now understand that concept of if this character dies I will be pissed after all the work I put into this damn mini. It also made me sad to realize how shaky my hand lol.
that bit before he pulled out the wrong mini would be INCREDIBLE when animated.
This was probably the best reveal I’ve ever seen and he is absolutely adorable ☺️
When a DM has a baby it's only a matter of time until it's placed on a Battle Map and given a clear plastic rattle with polyhedral dice. 😁👍
"Took 9 months to paint" is a very cute and funny punchline to the skit :D
god “after the monkey situation, no” is the most accurate thing i’ve ever heard
I love the combined effort of "eh we don't have minis, what else is there?"
Somewhere in the future that baby is going to realize it was used as a mini in a game of DnD once.
As another new father this year congrats on your little one! My daughter already loves listening to me DM, Plus comes in handy during story time.
Congrats on the baby guys. I wish y'all well with it
Grats to the lifelike mini!
Heard those need a lot of maintenance though.
I wasn't ready for that last mini, best one I have ever seen
That was such a great set up for an even better joke.
Spencers mini looks so live like!! omg
Best paintjob i have seen in ages worth the whole 9 months for sure!!
XP to Level one has made their Appearance!!! mahahaha can't wait for more appearances!
"I've always wanted to kill baby Yoda."
I feel this mood.
So adorable!
Awwwww, Spencer’s mini is adorable! Welcome to the party little one!
Spencer's "It took 9 months to paint" got me. I should not have laughed as much as I did
I just use bases, black circles with nothing in them, they work great! We just need something to identify them which is easy to find, so no problems there.
We actually use minifigs with a 3x3 base as our minis in a game I play in. They work really well size wise and can be customised and created easily! Would 100% recommend if you have a lot of lego and nobody in the party his minis
honestly inaccurate minis for enemies is pretty useful, instead of saying "the cultist there" and hoping they know which one you are talking about, you can say "the Gollum cultist" with the knowledge that they definitely know who you are talking about
This is why you give unique paint jobs to some models. For example: the cultist with the Black hood, the cultist with the blood splatters, the kitbashed one with the dope ass skeleton hand.
IS THAT YOUR BABY?!!! OMG CONGRATUATIONS!!
I would hope it's their baby. I would question where they got it otherwise.
No, that is clearly a dnd mini.
Spencer's mini has cast Liquid Faeces, and as such we'll be taking a 20 min break and relocating this fight to a sewer for the correct ambience. Cute as a button though :)
Congratulations on that incredible twist, oh and also the baby.
Truly the best mini reveal at the end. Congrats you two!
Man. I wonder how much time it took to customize that mini on Hero Forge. So much detail 😂
Beautiful mini Spencer ! Congratulations !
Miss you Jacob and Spencer. I hope the baby is well and you two are adjusting well to parental life. Much love.
I bet there is a DM who only uses Funko Pops for DND combat
Not me but I did use the Giant shenron pop for a titanic snake fight
For the love of God! Protect Spencer’s character at all cost! No harm shall ever come to that “mini”! Hahaha 😊
I cast Mom Strength!
our DM for the campaign I'm in this summer asked me when I was getting supplies to get mini whiteboards so he could easily see everyone's initiative, AC, and HP. I ended up getting a lot of colorful magnets with the mini whiteboards and our DM LOVES using them as minis for smaller enemies or just other stuff like showing if you have a point of exhaustion or any pets or whatever.
Congrats on the new mini! hope it grows into a big and healthy level 20 player
Love the aesthetics, I'm just concerned that some of the design choices may be a bit fragile on that mini. Be careful not to drop it unless you have some superglue handy
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I think that paper cut-outs are perfect when nobody have minis or 3D printer.
Its also great for encounters with many units existing in this same time.
Congratulations Jacob and Spencer!
“After the monkey situation. No.”
Boy, that resonates my frequency.
"i always wanted to kill baby Yoda" i didnt expect this sentence in here but that doesnt mean i cant die from laughing too hard about it.