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Dungeons and Dragons Miniatures - Harbinger Full Set

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Game Category: Board Games, Strategy Games, Role-playing Games

Number of Players: 2

Tags: Dungeons

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This save contains tokens for all 80 miniatures of the Dungeons and Dragons miniatures game Harbinger set, placed into shuffled labelled loot bags, as well as a deck containing stat cards for each miniature. It also has all the battle maps in a loot bag, with all of the miniatures scaled to the right size for the battle map grid, and a whole bunch of D20s so you can jump right into a game.

Rules are available here:
https://box1055.bluehost.com/~ddmguil1/downloads/original/Rulebook.pdf
https://box1055.bluehost.com/~ddmguil1/downloads/original/ErrataFAQ.pdf

If you wish to take multiple copies of a particular unit for whatever reason, simply copy its stat card and token. Yes, this also allows for mirror matches/same faction duels, or even random draws (the cards are not sorted by rarity; feel free to do that yourself).

All of the content here is available for free from Wizards of the Coast's website, so I figure this is OK. Also Harbinger as a set has been out of print for years, which would pretty much make this fall under Abandonware. The back of the deck is a door texture from Neverwinter Nights 1, which I felt looked probably the closest to what an actual DND TCG card back would look like; all credit for that texture goes to Bioware. While the battle maps are mostly ones that aren't on WotC's site, said maps are only available through out-of-print supplements anyway, so I doubt WotC would care. All rights reserved.

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crossmr 1 Apr, 2021 @ 9:15am

Just to let you know, I created a new mod here with higher quality miniatures and new tiles as well as a card deck of the 2E cards. I'm also going to put in a higher res copy of the 1E card deck https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2442825788

crossmr 29 Mar, 2021 @ 9:42am

Thanks. I did manage to find a higher quality source for images of the miniatures. I might go through it set by set and see what I can do up. If you ever do see the maps, let me know.

Star-X [author] 29 Mar, 2021 @ 9:05am

Honestly it was so damn long ago I've forgotten where I got them. I think it may have been the official D&D Miniatures Game guild page, but it may have also been just pictures uploaded to various sites. While they're out of print now, they were originally sold for use with the D&D Miniatures game, which makes finding them a bit tricky, especially since they're from 2 editions of D&D ago (which is an eternity in terms of tabletop product development).

crossmr 29 Mar, 2021 @ 8:39am

Could you tell me where you got the maps? I'm going to see if I can find some higher resolution ones, but need a starting point since there are so many "miniature" results around D&D

Star-X [author] 17 Nov, 2020 @ 3:09pm

The map boards and cards, yes/maybe (depending on whether the cards need updating or not, tbh I have no idea if they're still the latest up to date rules or not).

Miniatures wise? Not so much. There's a 5e miniature set on the workshop that is actual 3d models, which is a huuuuuge improvement from low-res-ish flat pictures on bases.

Also I believe Sword Coast Legends' models have been ported in their entirety, which includes many famous DND beasties, all of which are textured, which again is better than 2d paper-thin cutouts.

Perhaps at some point I'll go and fix this issue, but till then I suggest looking at the workshop for better miniatures.