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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HeapThaumaturgist" data-source="post: 3754634" data-attributes="member: 12332">I'm good with tokens.I use tokens in my home games, anyway.The way I used to do it, I built tokens for the monsters and I bought "Close Enough" commons from D&D Minis to represent the player characters.  And we played on TactTiles.  That was pretty much it. My current group is really REALLY into terrain and minis, so they build terrain and paint minis and we have modular pieces and whatnot that we build into any set-piece combats taking place.  I even have a custom mini one of the guys built for me for my character (which is pretty awesome).If I can get the 3D minis at a nominal cost, I'll buy more of them.If I can get an unlock code from the card a physical mini comes with, I'll buy more of those.  ONLY if the unlock is a 1-to-many and one Skeleton gives me as many skeletons as I want to put on my game board.I will not buy a randomized digital mini-pack.  Period.I will not buy digital minis on a 1-1 basis.  Period.If it is a feasible business model for them, well, huzzah for that.  But it simply isn't for me.  I don't have the disposable income and I've been conditioned not to fork out for patently scrounging activities.Same reason I don't buy collectible action figures where they have a "foil" in every other box.  Same reason I don't buy Magic.  Same reason I only buy DDMinis in singles after-market.-fje</blockquote>