There were a lot of threads discussing the demise of DDM in its 4Ed incarnation, but there was, for me at least, one aspect that I don't recall seeing- the distribution of minis based on PC races.
D&D 4Ed introduced a several new PC races, and brought to the fore some that had lurked in the periphery for a while.
However, the DDM sets typically included few minis of the new 4Ed PC races...and they tended to be scarce. Instead, we saw lots of Elves, Humans and the like, for which there are innumerable substitutes in the market if your goal was to use the minis in your RPG campaign (instead of or in addition to use in DDM).
So, the question is:
All other issues aside, would you have bought more DDM if there had been more of the new/newly emphasized 4Ed races, either for use in DDM itself or for use in your FRPG campaign of choice?
D&D 4Ed introduced a several new PC races, and brought to the fore some that had lurked in the periphery for a while.
However, the DDM sets typically included few minis of the new 4Ed PC races...and they tended to be scarce. Instead, we saw lots of Elves, Humans and the like, for which there are innumerable substitutes in the market if your goal was to use the minis in your RPG campaign (instead of or in addition to use in DDM).
So, the question is:
All other issues aside, would you have bought more DDM if there had been more of the new/newly emphasized 4Ed races, either for use in DDM itself or for use in your FRPG campaign of choice?