D&D Minis vs. Star Wars Minis -- who will win?

[Ghostwind]

Has anyone thought about or tired to develop rules that would allow you to pit Star Wars warbands directly against D&D warbands in the skirmish miniature game? Several gamers at work have been discussing it and we think it is easily able to be done.

 

[Kae'Yoss]

Then try it out, and report back. Best way of finding out if something really works

Since I won't get involved with SWM, I don't no the extend of differences, but I understand that there are several of them. You must consider if you will run both alongside, or if you change it for one side or the other, and, how it will affect things.

 

[Dark Jezter]

The Death Star could totally destroy the Starship Enterprise...

Oops, wrong "versus" thread.

 

[trancejeremy]

Well, if there is an Elminster and Drizzt mini for D&D, then they'd win.

(Unless of course there is a George Lucas mini for Star Wars...)

 

[Cthulhu's Librarian]

Dude, the Mind Flayer could TOTALLY kick Darth Vader's ass!

 

[Ghostwind]

But could it kick Mace Windu's? For the uneducated, Windu has to be the single most overpowered fig in the new set.

 

[fett527]

Have you seen the new AT-AT mini? I think it might win out.

 

[Ghostwind]

Have you seen the new AT-AT mini? I think it might win out.

I so can't wait for that to be available...

 

[coyote6]

$50, eh? Not bad. Too bad these come out in October, which will likely mean after my birthday in early October . . .

I'm hoping they do a Colossal mini for the D&D minis.

 

[Zaukrie]

Someone tried it once. SW minis have more hp for their cost, much more ranged, and do higher damage per attack because SW minis don't rout (therefore, for the game to end, they need to do more damage). There is almost no way for D&D minis to win in a battle where you just use the minis as is.