When 2 or more of the same minis are fielded in a skirmish warband, I would stick small round labels of "1", "2" etc. on top of the base of these creatures to differentiate them.

I was thinking of changing some color schemes on these multiples, eg. coloring the loin cloth of Greenspawn Sneaks in different colors, to identify them and at the same time give a more visually appealing look. Would this exempt these minis from sanctioned play?

Would like to hear from you guys how u usually differentiate multiple minis of the same sculpt in a skirmish battle. Maybe to get more inspirations and novel ideas too.

I use Silver and or Gold Sharpies (or similar) from typical hobbie / craft / Office Supply stores.  I usually 'dot' or number the multiple pieces and their cards.Â

 

 

Conversions

Conversions (customization of models) are allowed in Dungeons & Dragons Miniatures DCI-sanctioned tournaments, but must adhere to the following rules:

·      ÂThe base model (the model being converted) must be a Dungeons & Dragons Miniatures model.

·      ÂBase models must remain easily identifiable. A player must be able to tell what each model is on first glance at the battlefield.

·      ÂAdditional equipment (including weaponry) may not be added to a model if that equipment is not represented on the model’s stat card. For example, a player may not add a crossbow to a model that doesn’t have a ranged attack.