2 hex counters

[FireHorse]

Originally Posted by ParadoxGames

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Cool art!

However, my question was intended to mean something more like, "How would you put a whole Swarm of something (which can change size and shape continually) onto the map without using a big stack of counters?" I was just daydreaming about some kind of newfangled, amorphous, adaptable Super-Counter. :)

But yeah, I suppose you could simply use plain old boring, non-magically flexible, non-Super normal counters, though… I mean, if you want to go cheap, and are afraid to break the Laws of Geometry. ;)

[malchidael]

Originally Posted by FireHorse

Cool art!

However, my question was intended to mean something more like, "How would you put a whole Swarm of something (which can change size and shape continually) onto the map without using a big stack of counters?" I was just daydreaming about some kind of newfangled, amorphous, adaptable Super-Counter. :)

But yeah, I suppose you could simply use plain old boring, non-magically flexible, non-Super normal counters, though… I mean, if you want to go cheap, and are afraid to break the Laws of Geometry. ;)

I believe that the Dungeon Dangers Cardboard Heroes set has swarm counters - I have the full dead-tree version, so I'm not 100% sure how it was all split up for PDF's. Yes, they still obey euclidean geometry, but they'll work. And, you can print them and laminate them to write on.