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If I buy these Dragoneye boosters now will enough individual figures be legal after 4th edition to make it worth my while? Do you think the price will go up or down as 4th edition approaches?
If I buy these Dragoneye boosters now will enough individual figures be legal after 4th edition to make it worth my while? Do you think the price will go up or down as 4th edition approaches?
You should not expect more than a couple of figures from Dragoneye to be legal in the new version of the D&D Miniatures game next year. (Why? Most of them don't get played now, so they're not going to restat them).
If you're getting them purely for RPG purposes, they may be worthwhile.
The value of DDM miniatures depends greatly on the RPG players; popular RPG figures won't decrease much in price except if they get reprinted (more likely).
I hope they don't change the scale or anything silly like that to stop older minis being compatible with the new edition...
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Originally Posted by Plane Sailing
Honestly the dungeons of dread figures look like they came out of a kinder egg.
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Originally Posted by Nytmare
Man, those paint jobs are painful. They honestly look like some random, talentless 12 year old's first attempt at painting minis.
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Originally Posted by ferratus
The wyvern, trogdolyte, magma brute, lamia, mindflayer, orb wizard, ettin, orc, shadowhunter, vampire spawn, vrock, hydra, and gnoll all look horrible. The "this turd won't polish" award has to go to the new grick.
Save your cash. Booster are not worth it unless you KNOW you can resell the booster. Far too great a chance of a suck rare. The Dragons were WAY too easy to cherry pick. If those boosters had a Dragon in them, the seller could have easily found out by heft and squeezing.
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Do you think the price will go up or down as 4th edition approaches?
Hundreds of minis will be removed from the Tourney scene, how can that ADD value?
As long as they make good -looking figures, I am set for 3.5 I bought 5 or 6 boosters, and jsut got 30 or so singles on my rip back to America this summer. I am never going to have to buy another miniature again ( well maybe more singles in a couple years when I visit America again)
I jsut hope I don't break them cramming then into 4E-compliant round holes.
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