I find Scribus extremely *meh* to use. But it's still a better long-term option than Affinity IMO, just because it doesnt leave you tied to a format for which support can disappear.

Obviously this isn't really much worse than InDesign, but InDesign (or a successor) is a bit more likely to still be around in a decade's time, plus InDesign has IDML export which is supported by other software such as Scribus (not 100% accurately, but close enough you can fix any errors)

The thing that makes Affinity a no-go for me is that it uses its own unique file format and has online licensing (even for the free version). So if they pull the licensing server you've potentially lost the software AND have no way of opening your source files in anything else.

It will, but when it finishes burning out we can set fire to any of the other spare planets in the system and move it into the sun's place.

Leifeld, inconsistent? <gasp> Never! :D

I'm responsible for the genocide of an alien species in order to industralize their planet.

Congratulations, you have pre-qualified to run for government.

Hey :)

I would say contact this etsy store www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1...

They seem to be offering to do customs as well as the ones listed.

Makes me feel so old when I see "army box" and still think there'll be 25-50 minis inside it...

Oh, such an unfair question. How can I pick *just one*?

Cat!

I move a piece of furniture and behind it there'll be a ballpoint pen, a couple of dozen Lego pieces, and three bits off Warhammer models that I'd given up on ever seeing again.

Honse!

Fair. At least the rest is a good step in the right direction!

Who builds door-gate in a boulder-rock anyway?
Need to seek-look in case it's a gnawhole from real world, can let in many-many skaven-friends!

I've never glued my fingers to anything else.

To *themselves* is a whole different matter.

Never had-had this problem with warpstone communicators. Blame silly man-things for stupid inventions with ever-increasing G's.