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Interested in the PP board games to pick up to add to the PP RPG. I would like to know if they are worth it, and if the figures are compatible with the rest of the range.

Would like to get them for RPG for the Iron Kingdoms, and jump into the game with the figures that I have along the way.

If you play the games, are thewy worth it, how do they play with more then 2-4 players?

Are they worth the price? Good, bad and ugly, can you discuss the games? With a 100 buck price range each, are they a good investment for use with the RPG?



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I have never played the games, but I played in a nearly two year IKRPG campaign that was model heavy. We used mosly our various PP armies, plus IK models for heroes, and some reaper models for things like pirates and bandits.

The boardgame models are compatible with the metals. They used the same masters, or in a few cases, only slightly altered masters. However, the material they use shrinks very slightly, so the board game models are almost imperceptivity smaller than metal models.

For Undercity, if you can use the models, it's a great deal, especially from Miniature market ($60).

Still, unless you have a purpose for the models, you should also look at reaper bones minis and litko round bases, and you can build/paint a lot of scenarios for really cheap.
   
 
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