Paizo Creative Director and the lead on Starfinder, James L. Sutter, takes us to the stars. We will discuss the journey behind the scenes making the nascent decisions for Starfinder, what we know about the game, the logistics of creating a Starfinder CRB/Campaign setting book that also includes space fantasy tropes, and finally what has changed and what’s on the horizon now that the news is out.
This is a great option in lieu of colored bases or colored-star stickers.
https://geekdad.com/2015/09/miniatures-accessories-stuffer-shack/
Cool. I know of Alea Tools’ magnetic markers -Tina used them for her witch and was happy with how quickly and visually they denoted conditions. I’m not familiar with Stuffer Stack. They seem a bit cumbersome, but I might order a sample size to see how I feel with them in play. The similar solution Tina came up with was using a white out marker to write numbers up to 10 on Medium and Large pawn bases.
I primarily use miniatures, not pawns, so interchangeable bases are not an option for me. I didn’t know of the Alea Tools, those could be useful. I use the Stuffer Shack numbers to identify individuals, and then the pegs with an X to indicate there is a condition that I then go look up on my initiative tracker… I don’t mark each condition on the mini (though Stuffer Shack has condition specific markers.) Has worked well the couple of times I’ve actually remembered to do it.
I actually discovered Stuffer Shack when I was looking for horses.
Litko makes my favourite horses:
http://www.litko.net/products/Horse%2C-Character-Mount-Marker-kit.html#.V2P6Y_krKUl
Stuffer Shack beats Litko in the category of actually looking like a horse, but I love the slot that you can stand your miniature on when he’s mounted. They have a variety of other mounts, too.