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<blockquote data-quote="Bladesong" data-source="post: 2716472" data-attributes="member: 20800">I have no &quot;real&quot; problem with random packs, but I would like to see the catagories of each set reduced. For instance sets that are just humanoids where the rares are rare encountered humanoids, then the same for magical beasts, then elementals, etc. That way you would still have your &quot;we can make a fortune sucking these people into buying these packs&quot; but we buyers/players could get a more useful collection of figures in the process. I have stopped buying packs just because of the volume of useless (to my groups needs) figures and just try to pick up singles of what I need. The problem is that whoever you are buying the singles from really up the price. In the long run I only get what I need, however.What I would really like to see is someone to compete by creating their own line of pre-painted plastic minis in set packs (even if they are only common creatures) and watch the real fun begin.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bladesong, post: 2716472, member: 20800"] I have no "real" problem with random packs, but I would like to see the catagories of each set reduced. For instance sets that are just humanoids where the rares are rare encountered humanoids, then the same for magical beasts, then elementals, etc. That way you would still have your "we can make a fortune sucking these people into buying these packs" but we buyers/players could get a more useful collection of figures in the process. I have stopped buying packs just because of the volume of useless (to my groups needs) figures and just try to pick up singles of what I need. The problem is that whoever you are buying the singles from really up the price. In the long run I only get what I need, however. What I would really like to see is someone to compete by creating their own line of pre-painted plastic minis in set packs (even if they are only common creatures) and watch the real fun begin. [/QUOTE]

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