I love using the explosion from PC Battlegrounds during my wargames and a nice booster would be more of that.

Area of Effect/Large Tokens and Templates

• Large Explosions
• Medium Explosions
• Small Explosions
• Smoke Screen of various sizes
• Flame Markers
• Land Mines
• Spell Effects

Ruler: metric/imperial on one side Hex on the other

Standard Wargame Templates

• 1.5", 2", 3", 4", 6", 8" blast template in smoke, flame, other
• Flamer Templates: Small, Medium and Large
• 1" hex templates the same as the above. (come on!)

Tokens

• Wounds - with numbers
• Death
• Damaged
• Destroyed
• Targeted
• Pinned
• Suppressed
• Moved
• Fired
• Stand by or Overwatch
• Activated: with numbers 1-3
• Hold
• Flee
• Panicked
• Terrified
• Shielded
• Cover
• Charge
• Regroup
• Stunned
• Cover Fire
• Prone
• Immobilized
• Shut Down
• Over Heated

Turn Counter


You could save the time with the numbered tokens by making them user fillable via Adobe Form designer.

There are a few free print and play sets but with the exception of one they are rubbish for textures.

Most of the one's I've seen aren't so great. I'd get some WWG ones, cuz the quality would be through the roof.

I'm definitely on board with this... Tokens would be great to see in the beautiful detail worldworks is known for.

Holy Crap these are great idea's
I would love some WWG quality(as in TOP) tokens.
I love the other suggestions for templates as well.


Great Suggestions.
Add me to that voice of PLEASE.

Mel Ebbles has some "Gaming Aids" in his Free Downloads section. At least blast and flame markers and such.
And there's always the flame markers in the good old Bits of Mayhem

User fillable tokens would be really nice. Currently I think about buying some of the litko stuff, but if there were WWG completely user fillable (not just the numbers) ones I might change my mind

These would be fantastic! I've spent the last couple of weeks trying to put together a lot of these tokens myself, but some WWG would be much more preferable.

Yeah that is the one I was talking about

I've kitbashed some of CapnG's flight bases from PC Battleground (or was it Red Sector?) to use with some of my Ebbles Miniatures. I just stretched and skewed them to offer different heights and widths.



Wargame accessories in paper can work.

Nicely done Piper!

For markers, you could also take a look at these markers from a OneMonk Hoard:



I admit they are not really en par with WWGs usual quality, but they definitively have style .

Avaliable here (with cutter files): http://dl.dropbox.com/u/15349793/Hoards ... d%2087.zip

Uh just to make sure: is one monk ok with giving these away for free? I don't know enough about them to know if they give everything away for free...

I would buy this. RPG counters too would be nice. Those one monk ones are ok, but WWG ones would be way better!

Thanks for checking.

OneMonk and WWG/Denny/WWG have had a supportive and respectful relationship with each other for a long time, which means that it is generally fine to refer/link to OneMonk and his standees. (If you look closely at the pic Satrek posted you'll see that the bases use a WWG grass texture.)
The exceptions is when one of the WWG sets (Fantasy standees, Modern standees, Sci-fi standees) directly addresses the specific need, in which case refer to the WWG set instead.

On that basis, the standees Satrek posted are just fine.

I do believe that they fall into the "free" portion of One-Monk, as well.

It's part of the monthly "Hoard", a batch of free minis and items contributed by those capable and willing at the (former) OneMonk-board, now known as "Cardboard Warriors". As such, it's free and avaliable for everyone, just like the older Hoard files that can be found on www.onemonk.com.

As for the grass texture, I didn't realize it was a WWG texture (I didn't really look at the bases, since they are not included but were only used for the pic. I'd also like to point out that I did not have anything to do with the creation of either pic (sirrob I believe) or markers (parduz, to give credit where it is due).

They definitely seem handy and inspire more like them. I wish they had all the ones I need for my games.