Was the Terracotta Army Used for Tabletop Gaming? - Tom and Ben

[@PierceArner]

An army of tiny wizards suddenly seems terrifyingly effective. Also, I like that my own statue collection now has an added benefit in the afterlife. Also, I'm curious what counts as being buried "with" something, given the Terracotta Army had their own room.

[@vegladex]

I think the terracotta army WAS painted, it's just that all or most of the paint has deteriorated and worn off with age.

[@enisra_bowman]

no, the Terracotta Army IS still painted BUT: it's so old that the paint deteriorate the moment they excavate them the Old Greek and Roman Statues and also Buildings where painted und it flaked off, that's why they renaissance Statues are pure Marbel and all the "rightwing" Idiots that try to still hold up the white building and statues show that they have no knowledge about anything

[@andrewrobinson4019]

I think they only count if the bases are painted

[@NummiAFI]

You had too much fun with that thumbnail. Gnome.

[@PasqualItizzz]

2:18 Sie sind das essen und wir sind die jaeger!

[@carlosmiguelteixeiraott3643]

I see their points about range and I raise the Deathstrike missile, with Range: Yes.

[@zazander732]

I'm gonna bring the Statue of Library

[@christopherblackburn6811]

Have I missed out on buying the Sand? Is there a limited edition of the Sand? Willing to spend extra for Sand.

[@PierceArner]

I very much want some Pocket Sand, Tom & Ben edition

[@martindunn4545]

Well, I'm off tonwrite the great tau consiparacy