Poll: Which Fantasy Race do you want to see added next to the Marketplace?

Allo folks, Now that I have sets up for both Humans and Orcs I figured I would toss it out to the community to provide input on what you'd like to see for the next set of Tokens.  Originally I figured I'd just do elves but it occurred to me that it'd be good to get direct input from GMs on what races you most often find yourself needing for your campaigns or just in general would like to see and expanded selection of. So please let me know! Post a comment below with the race or races you would most prefer to see as the next set of Miniature Tokens added by me to the marketplace, and feel free to be as specific as you’d like for what types of NPCs you want to see come out of your favored race :)

While it's not exactly, a "race" per se, I would *love* to see someone make a nice set of Foulspawn/Aberrant tokens. In one of my adventures where there's a bunch of them, I've had to resort to using a mishmash of orc and caster tokens since there are so many of those. Btw, Endless Terrains pack has been *crazy* useful for me thus far.

Halfling Boar riders!  Errr yeah, Elves are good. :) - Gauss

Gnomes. I have several players that have gnomes and several NPCs that are gnomes. Undead (and more not skeletons and zombies.) Commoners - city folk.

Not sure if this counts as a legitimate fantasy race.  But Shark people

Bear people

Halflings and Gnomes. The former have been largely ignored by the VTT artist community, the later completely. And still yet more commoners... for every PC adventuring-class character, there's dozens of commoners that they'll encounter. Can't have too many of those. Otherwise, your village ends up looking like that episode of The Simpsons when Homer clones himself over and over again.

halflings and gnomes, prefferably city people

Halfling Boar Rider with a Lance! (Heavy Armor, Armored boar, lance).  Note: I am just hoping to get a halfling boar rider mini I can use in a game sometime since I think it makes for a great cavalier concept.  Note 2: Boar + Halfling = 5' square.  - Gauss

Gauss said: Note: I am just hoping to get a halfling boar rider mini I can use in a game sometime since I think it makes for a great cavalier concept. You can get the same effect without requiring a single mini by placing a halfling (or human that you just shrunk the token down) with a suitable weapon and placing it on top of a boar token. Just make sure to make sure the halfling is set to front (this is what I've used for mounted enemies in my games). It has the additional advantage of allowing you to track hp for the mount and rider separately as well as more easily allowing you to account for times you get knocked off of your mount without having to find separate mount and rider tokens in addition to the combined token.

Knocked off the mount? HOLD YOUR TONGUE! :)  As for separate hps I just use the red bar for one and the blue for the other. :) - Gauss

Gauss said: Knocked off the mount? HOLD YOUR TONGUE! :) Hehehe. As a GM, while I might let you get away with a few turns of mounted charge nastiness, I would pretty soon after have the enemies follow the tried and true counter-cavalry technique of pulling you off of your mount and putting the collective beat down upon you. :P Also, there's a fair number of effects and occasions where it wouldn't be wise to be mounted. /Shrug, the two token method is the better one imo. It would be nice to see a few more tokens designed to represent mounted characters, however. As for separate hps I just use the red bar for one and the blue for the other. :) - Gauss I run 4e games, so we run with the red bar as healing surges, green bar as hp, and blue bar as temporary hit points.

Ahhh, I play pathfinder, harder to be taken off of your mount if you properly build your character. :) - Gauss

Gauss said: Ahhh, I play pathfinder, harder to be taken off of your mount if you properly build your character. :) - Gauss A Pathfinder and 4e player getting along? Did I not get the memo that hell froze over?

No, Im a Moderator, and as such I have to suspend my ummm, feelings, regarding 4e when posting on the boards. :D - Gauss

So it sounds like a lot of folks want Gnomes and Halflings including commoner versions of them. I'm gonna post another State of the Art update today and try to send a few more folks over here to vote before starting anything. For folks that are supporting Gnomes and Halflings, which setting's description do you tend to go off of when envisioning them?  D&D/Pathfinder?  LotR?  Something else?

Eberron Talenta Halflings riding dinosaurs!. Hah boars, that's just silly...

Pathfinder for me. Full Plate with a Lance Riding a Boar. :D - Gauss