Search results

I don't know too many people who would argue against the idea that RPG has driven sales of DDM since the beginning. I wouln't.

I think it's a great idea, but I think I'd annoy a lot of people by breaking open the packs and stuffing a map inside ;) Seriously, I have zero influence on how WotC packages its product BUT I can tell you that there will be ways to get your grubby mitts on new maps!

Though WotC won't be producing any more maps for skirmish, I wouldn't say they're gone forever ;)

Excellent information -- thanks!

Thanks for the link to the list; that's very helpful. The second link doesn't work for me. So far, it looks like iTabletop is the only program that offers voice chat, which is a must for me. Is there another program that offers voice?

Yeah, I'm lukewarm to the idea, actually. I know some players who will be psyched to get an Aramil or Cleric of St. Cuthbert so easily and cheaply. I know others who range from mildly to majorly annoyed at the repaints. I don't really mind so much, but I'd kinda like to enjoy a few weeks without...

Heh, I know you're not alone in that opinion. I've pretty much received confirmation of my theory, by the way. The timeline of the decision to alter the packaging scheme for the line necessitated the use of some older molds in order to produce 36 PC minis for the first two sets. Moving forward...

Just curious, what sites do you visit? The first picture appeared on the WotC forum, and I started a discussion on Hordelings pretty much immediately. I recommend Hordelings.com as a great source of information.

Both Players Handbook Heroes, Series 1 (18 PC figures in visible packages of three) and Monster Manual: Dangerous Delves (40 monster figures in packages of 5, with one visible figure) release on May 19, 2009. Players Handbook Heroes, Series 2 and Monster Manual: Dungeon Lords (in which the...

Fair enough, and thank you :) If you do find the time, or if you find another interested local, we'd love to have your support.

It's not just mean; it's wrong. Steve Schubert, Rob Heinsoo, and Peter Lee still enjoy employment at WotC. Perhaps the OP was thinking of the DDI folks who were let go.

Despite my suspicions otherwise, I'll accept your good luck wishes, Sam ;) I agree that we need a way to market beyond the internet. Happily, we've attained the assistance of a talented marketer, and I'm involved on several game industry retailer forums. Again, we've got some work ahead of us...

Heh, I should have said 'inhabited' or something like that. Drop me an email if you're interested in helping us fill out the map :D

I think we'll get a good look at what increasing paint steps by 50% can accomplish with these sets. I don't expect markedly different sculpts, though, until late this year or early next year, given production lead time.

I don't think we'll quite need a miracle ;) The Guild is officially licensed. We've got 38 Chapters representing every continent except Africa, and we haven't even launched yet. Sure, we've got our work cut out for us, but I'm encouraged. Back on topic, since WotC first announced the...

Okay, this one is the best yet ...

I think you meant Outsid3r5 ;)

Actually, that's completely true ;)

I find 4E quite recognizable as D&D, and so does my entire gaming group. Feel free to insult me now ;)

Ah, but it is helpful! This may not be the exact picture to which you are referring ... ... but that's the gist of it, no? Just one of the gems from The Official Minis Comedy Thread :D