Eh, the issue is more with having to buy randomized booster decks to get more.
Mind you, I'm not 100% certain they're random. If they aren't, then that makes it a bit easier to swallow.
Still viewing this somewhat cynically, but hey, what did you expect from me![]()
Must be some exciting D&D news, if the whole thread is about minis and star wars....
Honestly, this was long forseen. With no new movies, there just isn't anything to sustain the excitement of Star Wars to the general public. There will always be the die hards but for a Star Wars rpg to be sustainable there has to be other things that drive it - like movies. Maybe when the live action TV series gets going it may bring the excitement level up but that would be about it.
Also, I'm sure other companies will look into getting the license but they will only be modestly successful as Star Wars falls into a niche market.
If GW gets added to the character creator software, or gets its own separate one (depending on how close it hews to 4e, it might be pretty easy to spin off a separate builder for it), then I imagine the powers/mutations on the cards will all show up in the software.
Oh god.
Suddenly, my excitement for Gamma World 4e has vanished. I quit MTG well over a decade ago, and I'm not going back.
Seriously? You're not going to see what the actual implementation of this is before writing it off?
I mean, yes it does involve some sort of cards...that do have some sort of randomization to it. But you're comparing it to a game with thousands of cards, where you actually compete against other players?
Sometimes I think that people really are unwilling to see experimentation done.