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My group just uses dice from each player’s set to represent their characters and assorted mini dice for everything else. You could even use bits of Lego pieces if you’d like.

Though if you have the option, getting figurines made through HeroForge is another option to consider. I plan on getting my own 3D printer and simply buying the designs and printing my own.

Hero forge allows you to buy the .stl files so you can print them many times, in case you want to change coloring, take some over to a friends house, break one, or just have 100 versions of this one goblin. Cheaper than buying one, if you have the Printer access. Definitely cheaper than buying multiple copies.

Also much faster, because you aren’t waiting a few weeks for it to come in. 

That’s the idea behind printing them if you have a printer, though it’s getting a 3D printer that’s the real expensive part.

I’ve reblogged this before, but something I’ve just thought of is a lot of public libraries now have 3D printers. At mine it costs 10¢ per gram to 3D print (which is the same as regular printing per page). You just bring them the .stl file (or pull it up online) and they’ll print it.