One thing to note is that since there are so few different rares or huges statistically that getting an "average" result is not particularly likely to happen to any given person. Ie, actual distributions will tend to appear swingy to any individual.
Roll a d20 12 times and count each result above 15 as a "huge rare" to see what I mean. You mostly get 3 "huge rares", but it's near as likely to get 2 or 4. Hope this made sense! ;-)
Mike Donais, one of the designers. We know that there are 72 miniatures, 12 of them are Huge (6 "Rare" and 6 "Uncommon"). We know that there are 23 rares (up from 20) so that there is a parity between "Rare" Huges and actual rares.
Because of the way they are packaged, it makes sense for the 3 missing figures to come from the Uncommons. That is the only bit of speculation there - and I'm almost 100% sure it's correct.
When Mike says their are 23 rares, it means there are 20 normal rares and 3 huge rares. So my guess is he meant a normal distribution of the figs as before and just adding the huges to the mix.
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When Mike says their are 23 rares, it means there are 20 normal rares and 3 huge rares. So my guess is he meant a normal distribution of the figs as before and just adding the huges to the mix.
