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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ktulu" data-source="post: 4659966" data-attributes="member: 13465">One thing I've found effective is trading values.I.e. If I don't play in competitive DDM, then my 3 orc champions are very, VERY, valuable.  One orc champion traded on WotC's site gained me about 20 drow common and uncommons.  Same goes for Dragons; how many red dragons does one need?  Answer: 1, maybe 2.  If you have 3, that has amazing trade potential.At DDM's zenith, I'd scour hordlings and maximinis to find the most sought after tiered group minis and see what I had of those that I didn't use (young master and a bunch of githzerai monks gained me a 5-to-one ratio on hobgoblins for my Red Hand of Doom outing).Also, get a group of people online together who are interested in "group ownership".  We traded minis to eachother as need arose.  Thus, when I needed a Behir, I traded my Tiamat until that part of the campaign was over.  We traded back when I needed Tiamat, etc...  (BTW, this one's not a good idea if you don't trust people...or happen to be a klepto).<a href="http://www.coolstuffinc.com" target="_blank">Magic the Gathering, magic cards, singles, Miniatures, Board Games, Supplies at CoolStuffInc.com.</a> gives a discount on singles based on the total amount you've spent there.  The shipping can be a little high, but it balances out after a while.Ebay stores with buy-it-now is also a good move if you're looking for certain minis that tend to go for a lot, but aren't really worth a lot (yuan-ti fall in this category).  Look through all the listings and you can often find a low payment low shipping option that beats out the bidding wars (they don't last long, so purchasing is somewhat a requirement when they're found).</blockquote>

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