I see this as a requirement when playing a fantasy miniature game.

My Viking drinking horn is shipping!!!!

Dang couldn't get the picture in. Fail

Are you actually telling us that you used to play without a viking drinking horn?

I'll be up to speed soon!!!

horns are bothersome to me...I prefer my pewter mug

4 minutes ago, jek said:

horns are bothersome to me...I prefer my pewter mug

And I, disliking lead poisoning prefer my stoneware stein

11 minutes ago, Darthain said:

And I, disliking lead poisoning prefer my stoneware stein

Modern pewter isn't made is lead...like my mug...it has no lead...

9 minutes ago, jek said:

Modern pewter isn't made is lead...like my mug...it has no lead...

Is it really even pewter then ?. Quantities of tin are also not a great idea, and if it has no tin, it certainly isn't pewter.

Well, since the mad cow disease you can't drink from the skulls of the defeated either, it's getting hard to find a good vessel

40 minutes ago, Darthain said:

Isinit really even pewter then ?. Quantities of tin are also not a great idea, and if it has no tin, it certainly isn't pewter.

You need trace metals like those in your drink so you can burn them for allomantic powers.

1 hour ago, Darthain said:

Is it really even pewter then ?. Quantities of tin are also not a great idea, and if it has no tin, it certainly isn't pewter.

I think as long as I don't chew on it I'll be good

I suddenly feel like a hipster for just using a refillable plastic bottle (mainly because I'm too cheap to keep buying a new one every time ).

30 minutes ago, Urvogel said:

I suddenly feel like a hipster for just using a refillable plastic bottle (mainly because I'm too cheap to keep buying a new one every time ).

I feel like if anyone is the hipster in this conversation it's the people (myself included) have quasi-philosophical discussions on our special gaming beverage containers... I mean if you aren't drinking bespoke are you even drinking?

Dilly, Dilly!

Glass bottles all the way. You can bust them off on the table edge for an improvised knife if the game doesn’t go your way.

Also, glass seems to interfere less with the taste of fluids than metal and plastic containers.

1 hour ago, Church14 said:

Glass bottles all the way. You can bust them off on the table edge for an improvised knife if the game doesn’t go your way.

Also, glass seems to interfere less with the taste of fluids than metal and plastic containers.

This is true. Glass is best.

note to self, let @Church14 win!