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Since when is a duck "humanoid"?!caughtatwork wrote:http://www.cachinggames.com/weepingangels/rules.php
I'm not going to rules lawyer the game, so all I'm hoping is that people will join in the spirit of the theme. Your cache must be a bone fide angel. Any creature can be a Weeping Angel but it must have wings. Planes and spaceships don't count. You can have a duck or bird I suppose. You can (I really suppose) have any statue, but I'm personally (i.e. for my own caches) looking at creatures with wings.
From the wiki link
Weeping Angel
Type Winged humanoids
Home planet Unknown
First appearance "Blink"
Although I'm going for any creature, I'd like it to have wings, but if you can find a winged creature, use your imagination. And no, your cache won't be disqualified because it doesn't have wings.
Love them. My preference is for larger caches, but it's not a mandatory requirement.the Monkey King wrote:Will these be ok? They are only about 28mm tall, so I guess they would be classed as a micro, which is against the rules:
Depends on your definition. I'd prefer creatures that didn't naturally have wings, but hey, some people will struggle to find the right creatures, so I'm being as flexible as needed. If you choose a bird, give it fangsnutwood wrote:Since when is a duck "humanoid"?!caughtatwork wrote:http://www.cachinggames.com/weepingangels/rules.php
I'm not going to rules lawyer the game, so all I'm hoping is that people will join in the spirit of the theme. Your cache must be a bone fide angel. Any creature can be a Weeping Angel but it must have wings. Planes and spaceships don't count. You can have a duck or bird I suppose. You can (I really suppose) have any statue, but I'm personally (i.e. for my own caches) looking at creatures with wings.
From the wiki link
Weeping Angel
Type Winged humanoids
Home planet Unknown
First appearance "Blink"
Although I'm going for any creature, I'd like it to have wings, but if you can find a winged creature, use your imagination. And no, your cache won't be disqualified because it doesn't have wings.
Yes, yes, yes, yes and yes.Tyreless wrote:
First timer question. I picked up a cherub from Bunnings (see photo - $5 bargain!). It's ceramic so would shatter if dropped but otherwise seems pretty solid. Is this the sort of thing to send out as a movable? Should I glue a waterproof container inside my cherub with a log book and the cache details?
Cheers,
Geoff aka Tyreless
Humanoid: "a being resembling a human in its shape". Quack, quack!!caughtatwork wrote:Depends on your definition. I'd prefer creatures that didn't naturally have wings, but hey, some people will struggle to find the right creatures, so I'm being as flexible as needed. If you choose a bird, give it fangsnutwood wrote:Since when is a duck "humanoid"?!caughtatwork wrote:http://www.cachinggames.com/weepingangels/rules.php
I'm not going to rules lawyer the game, so all I'm hoping is that people will join in the spirit of the theme. Your cache must be a bone fide angel. Any creature can be a Weeping Angel but it must have wings. Planes and spaceships don't count. You can have a duck or bird I suppose. You can (I really suppose) have any statue, but I'm personally (i.e. for my own caches) looking at creatures with wings.
From the wiki link
Weeping Angel
Type Winged humanoids
Home planet Unknown
First appearance "Blink"
Although I'm going for any creature, I'd like it to have wings, but if you can find a winged creature, use your imagination. And no, your cache won't be disqualified because it doesn't have wings.
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