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<blockquote data-quote="wlmartin" data-source="post: 5646802" data-attributes="member: 6679380">Ahhhh so it sounds like some kind of mix with their TCG range, like a kind of Yugioh Duel Monsters battle but mixed with D&amp;D perhaps... not my cup of tea but being able to buy the monsters you want is going to be idealIf it is what it sounds, and you can say buy a pack that has Kobolds and Trogoldytes or Orcs and Ogres... I can see that working and instead of people hunting eBay for the ones they want, often paying multiple and unneeded delivery charges, you can get the pack you want.If WotC made these changes because they heard the complaining from players that the Mini packaging concept was working against the idea of D&amp;D and more to the idea of a TCG game then well done. If they just decided to come up with this on their own and stumbled into a solution to one of the biggest bugbears of the game, still well done but only 3 stars not 4!The idea of being able to get a set of minis for a certain adventure type sounds appealing!Checkout the following<a href="http://www.elance.com/j/dungeons-dragons-illustrator/25084426/" target="_blank">Dungeons &amp; Dragons Illustrator | Elance Job</a>It does say he is an independent publisher but I am not so sureIt does sound like Al-Qadim a little but who knows, this could be the setting they are talking about... After all, why would someone outside WotC be interested in creating a D&amp;D campaign artwork.The link doesnt give you too much information only that it is a swashbuckling Renaissance world with middle east themes.&nbsp; &nbsp;They also announced a new runepriest build coming with the Kara-Tur&nbsp; month of DDi.&nbsp; Will use kanji runes instead of the standard runes.</blockquote>[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="wlmartin, post: 5646802, member: 6679380"] Ahhhh so it sounds like some kind of mix with their TCG range, like a kind of Yugioh Duel Monsters battle but mixed with D&D perhaps... not my cup of tea but being able to buy the monsters you want is going to be ideal If it is what it sounds, and you can say buy a pack that has Kobolds and Trogoldytes or Orcs and Ogres... I can see that working and instead of people hunting eBay for the ones they want, often paying multiple and unneeded delivery charges, you can get the pack you want. If WotC made these changes because they heard the complaining from players that the Mini packaging concept was working against the idea of D&D and more to the idea of a TCG game then well done. If they just decided to come up with this on their own and stumbled into a solution to one of the biggest bugbears of the game, still well done but only 3 stars not 4! The idea of being able to get a set of minis for a certain adventure type sounds appealing! Checkout the following [url=http://www.elance.com/j/dungeons-dragons-illustrator/25084426/]Dungeons & Dragons Illustrator | Elance Job[/url] It does say he is an independent publisher but I am not so sure It does sound like Al-Qadim a little but who knows, this could be the setting they are talking about... After all, why would someone outside WotC be interested in creating a D&D campaign artwork. The link doesnt give you too much information only that it is a swashbuckling Renaissance world with middle east themes. They also announced a new runepriest build coming with the Kara-Tur month of DDi. Will use kanji runes instead of the standard runes. [/quote] [/QUOTE]

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