Wall of Fire, MkII Style
When MkII was released Privateer Press resized the "wall template" used by some spells, making the fold-up cards that came with models like Feora and Gorten obsolete. Although I liked the fold-up wall for ease of handling, I decided to make a new flat set so models could be placed directly on them if necessary.
Buh-bye now
The Missing Piece
I've talked before here and on the Iron Agenda about being more than ready for the arrival of MkII, but I'm still hesitant. I've finally realized why I haven't been willing to forsake MkI completely - the lack of official stat cards. That in turn made me realize just how convenient stat cards are for play.
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Better Smoke Templates
Any Warmachine player that has encountered a trencher-loaded Cygnar army knows the necessity of having a dozen or so smoke templates. One of the most common solutions I've seen is the 3" cardstock template. Those works great if there is space for the template on the table but sometimes you need to drop smoke on other models.
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