It's been commonly agreed that stamina potions are too good, the Three Spears class can break the game by card recycling and such, etc. Thanks for the feedback! After I saw your recent post about the Tinkerer being misunderstood, I realized I might have underrated some cards due to how I feel about some of the mechanisms in Gloomhaven. Agree/disagree with my guide? Think I missed something? Feel differently than I do about the Tinkerer? Let me know in the comments here or on our website. Is anyone else handling the updating of the Gloomhaven Class Resources Guide? If so, would it be possible to have this and my previous Triforce guide added? Thank you.Īny feedback, including suggestions and criticisms, is welcome.
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If you'd like to know more about us (AllYouCanBoard), feel free to check out our introduction post on r/boardgames here: įrom what I understand, /u/Gripeaway has been away for some time. You might recognize us from /u/AYCB-Dylann's recent post with our Frosthaven Starting Class Overviews, which he posted here: We also have plenty of other content for Gloomhaven and Frosthaven, as well as other board games, in written and video form. I previously wrote a guide for the Triforce class, which can be found here: I've been playing Gloomhaven for about two years.Īs most of you probably know, the Tinkerer is one the least appreciated classes in Gloomhaven, so I decided to create a guide that will hopefully steer newer or less familiar players toward what makes the Tinkerer such a great class.
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Last of all, I based the two miniatures the same way that I do for all my Gloomhaven miniatures by putting some Stirland Mud texture paint on the base, washing it with Strong Tone and drybrushing it with Tyrant Skull.Background: I've played through the full Gloomhaven campaign (group of four players) and we're almost done the Forgotten Circles expansion. It’s not perfect but I’m rather proud of the effect. As a final step I drybrushed the exhaust cloud with Mechanicus Standard Grey. I then repeated this step with Evil Sunz Scarlet except I didn't go as far up the flames as I did with the orange. For the warmer tones I thinned down some Jokaero Orange so that it was transparent and glazed it in over the exhaust cloud and a little way up the flames under the boots. I used this as a midtone for the flames and with that in mind the next step was very thin coats of Yriel Yellow to where I wanted the flames to be hottest, that is to say right under the boots. To start with I basecoated both parts with several coats of Averland Sunset. The last thing I needed to do was the plume and exhaust cloud of his rocket boots. Will I ever shine a UV light on this guy? Probably not, fun anyway though. The very last that I needed to do was to paint the lens of his goggles and his totally-not-arc-reactor on his chest with a bit of Greenstuff World Fluorescent Blue paint. I then added a couple of quick highlights to the black areas with Mechanicus Standard Grey before giving the whole flask a coat of gloss varnish to give it that glassy feel. I then added some small yellow dots to look like bubbles in the liquid.
I started by basecoating it with Corvus Black then painted the lower half with Warpstone Glow to represent the liquid. The very last bit of detail that I needed to do was the flask in his hand. I then washed the entire model with Army Painter Strong Tone. For the crossbow, bolts, goggles and dagger on his thigh I used Leadbelcher. For the Quatryl skin/fur I was Khaki and as you might imagine I used Mournfang Brown for the leather pack and boots, and Scale75 Old Copper for the armour plates. In the end I decided on some Vallejo Model Colour English Uniform, which I figured is a nice utilitarian colour. The artwork has the Tinkerer in mainly brown tones, so given I had planned to paint him with brown leather and bronze armour I wasn’t too sure what colour to use for his clothes. I started with the Tinkerer as they continue the trend of a relatively simple paint scheme.
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Although to be honest, neither have much skin showing aside from their faces. The Demolitionist and the Tinkerer both being the same race, a Quatryl, it made sense to paint them at similar times.
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