Paper figures, flats, tokens?

[Rich H]

I rather like spiders, and have no trouble touching them...

Valour Test, TN 24!

[Angelalex242]

I made my Valor test, but it bit me. Now I'm climbing up walls. What's up with that?

[DavetheLost]

Thank You. These are great.

[Yusei]

It's the legs. Too many legs. The more legs they have, the more scared I am.

[Elmoth]

Centipedes must be terrifying then

[Yusei]

Indeed they are.

[Dunheved]

Thanks for. The links and suggestions. None were exactly what I was looking for, but some are very close.

I also picked up a 1" round punch, just the ticket for making my own tokens.

When Decipher made a game set for their RPG series based on the LOTR, the first adventure set (Through the Mines of Moria I think) had a collection of cardboard figures to cover the (Peter Jackson) Fellowship; loads of orcs/goblins, a troll and .... that Balrog.

I guess that cut outs from any of the trading games cards might be worth a look. There should be pplenty of variety here.

The other suggestions here are great. I think the Tokens from DylanRPG are brilliant. Nice one & super job!

[Throrsgold]

I also picked up a 1" round punch, just the ticket for making my own tokens.

I picked up a 1" round punch for character tokens (which I put on metal bottle caps) and a 3/4" round punch for tokens (which I put on wood discs) to use on the Stance Mat.

When Decipher made a game set for their RPG series based on the LOTR, the first adventure set (Through the Mines of Moria I think) had a collection of cardboard figures to cover the (Peter Jackson) Fellowship; loads of orcs/goblins, a troll and .... that Balrog.

I made scans of these. I print them on 8.5" x 11" label sheets, cut them out (with the 1" round punch), and place them on the metal bottle caps.