I want to 3D print several pawns. I need them to be in different poses, but be the same general character. I can achieve this by re-meshing the posed object with another object, but I would like a less time consuming way.

How do I pose a mesh using an armature, then have the mesh stay that way, even without the armature which needs to be deleted for my print? preferably this would create a new mesh that I could print as my pawn(s).


Question: Why does Wizards of the Coast print terrible MTG cards?
Answer: Unforseen interaction. I have looked at the comments on gatherer for each of your examples and have come up with specific instances where they would interact positively.

Defensive stance seems to work pretty well with:
Aura Gnarlid
It could be useful against weenie infect/wither/deathtouch creatures

Mindless Null: is immune to lure/forced blocking and at the same cost as scathe zombies.

Merfolk of the Depth: Suprise blocker that can trigger your evolve cards.

Archangel's light: I can see this really pissing off someone playing a mill deck. It would also combo decent with threshold cards.