The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – The Adventure Game - Miniature Bases
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A set of bases that adds names and card numbers for each miniature.
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These bases add a simple way to both determine and track which card a miniature references.
Several roaming enemies in Skyrim - The Adventure Game can reference one of two cards. Due to this, you can't use just the miniature if there are multiple monsters of the same type on the board. These bases fix this problem, and provide a simple way to determine which of the two cards to use.
Determining enemy type:
When placing a new roaming enemy on the board, place the base on the table and spin it. Whichever half is most facing the player determines which card the enemy will use. Place the miniature in the base facing the correct number.
I've included bases for each enemy type that has a chit piece, covering the base game, Dawnguard, and From the Ashes. The only roaming enemy I didn't create a base for is the dragon in From the Ashes. There are also two versions of the Dawnguard Vampire base, one is titled “DG Vampire” to distinguish it from the base game's Vampires. The other (Alt) is titled “Vampire” to match the enemy name.
Elevated vs Flat:
Elevated: The card number is raised above the name and the arrows. Good for single-color prints intended to be painted.
Flat: The card numbers, enemy name, and selection arrows are all on the same level and the same height. This is good for both single-color and multi-color prints.