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Dark Lord
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 Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2008 7:30 pm Post subject: Vampire for Elfball or that other game. |
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No conversion need...cept maybe for the non-slot base.
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| Someday .... not soon ... but someday I'd like to a Vampire Samhaino Hunter for Impact! |
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Dark Lord
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Well in that case-
My humble opinion is that Vampires do not need padding or helmets in fantasy football. I think the Grandma Wendy vampire looked better before they gave him the Serpentor headdress.
Undead are tough in spite of their frail material bodies. Zombies and skeletons look good in pads and helmets because it's remnants of their past life but mummies and vampires don't need too much. Besides, they regenerate and I'm not just talking rules so why would they need them?
MAYBE a single shoulder pad or a plate to put a number on but IMO that's all they need and I'd rather it was a ball.
Plus, if you do that then the mini can be used in war games, and role playing games. 
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