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<blockquote data-quote="bento" data-source="post: 4044774" data-attributes="member: 36597"><p>I started with the Abberation set and was very happy with the selection. When I got three dire bears in the five Deathknell boosters I decided to scale back my purchases. Since then I usually pick up a booster or two from every set. </p><p></p><p>I've also learned how to paint my own minis and became a big fan of metal. I probably spend more on metal figures now that even RPGs. This is to support RPG playing as well as some mini-games. </p><p></p><p>Another thing that's helped is my FLGS has started selling the DDM singles, so I've picked up a lot of things I've missed, as long as they are under the $8 range. I just can't see myself spending more than that on a single plastic figure. </p><p></p><p>I had some good luck with the recent Desert of Desolation set though, getting several boosters for Christmas and recent birthday. This Friday when I opened a booster with the Gelatenous Cube in it (hoo-ray)! My son was carrying it around all Saturday, calling it "Cubey." Speaking of my son, he and I play a simplified version of DDM. I find its a great "gateway" game for developing my kids to D&D terminology and concepts.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bento, post: 4044774, member: 36597"] I started with the Abberation set and was very happy with the selection. When I got three dire bears in the five Deathknell boosters I decided to scale back my purchases. Since then I usually pick up a booster or two from every set. I've also learned how to paint my own minis and became a big fan of metal. I probably spend more on metal figures now that even RPGs. This is to support RPG playing as well as some mini-games. Another thing that's helped is my FLGS has started selling the DDM singles, so I've picked up a lot of things I've missed, as long as they are under the $8 range. I just can't see myself spending more than that on a single plastic figure. I had some good luck with the recent Desert of Desolation set though, getting several boosters for Christmas and recent birthday. This Friday when I opened a booster with the Gelatenous Cube in it (hoo-ray)! My son was carrying it around all Saturday, calling it "Cubey." Speaking of my son, he and I play a simplified version of DDM. I find its a great "gateway" game for developing my kids to D&D terminology and concepts. [/QUOTE]
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