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For a role-playing session set in the Marvel Multiverse, since I didn't have any miniatures but did own a printer, I decided to illustrate and create my own Marvel versions. I am very pleased with the result—as are the friends who took part in the session—and I wanted to share them with the community.
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For a role-playing session set in the Marvel Multiverse, since I didn't have any miniatures but did own a printer, I decided to illustrate and create my own Marvel versions. I am very pleased with the result—as are the friends who took part in the session—and I wanted to share them with the community.
For a role-playing session set in the Marvel Multiverse, since I didn't have any miniatures but did own a printer, I decided to illustrate and create my own Marvel versions. I am very pleased with the result—as are the friends who took part in the session—and I wanted to share them with the community.
For a role-playing session set in the Marvel Multiverse, since I didn't have any miniatures but did own a printer, I decided to illustrate and create my own Marvel versions. I am very pleased with the result—as are the friends who took part in the session—and I wanted to share them with the community.
For a Marvel Multiverse RPG session—since I didn't have miniatures but did have a printer—I decided to illustrate and create my own Marvel versions. I’m very happy with the results, as are the friends who played the session, and I wanted to share them with the community.
For a Marvel Multiverse RPG session—since I didn't have miniatures but did have a printer—I decided to illustrate and create my own Marvel versions. I’m very happy with the results, as are the friends who played the session, and I wanted to share them with the community.
This is a question from a friend of mine who only has a Switch 2 and is reluctant to play the game. It's not a problem for me, but I think they'll do it because I've rarely seen Arc System make exclusives.