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<blockquote data-quote="Jeff Wilder" data-source="post: 2523302" data-attributes="member: 5122">IMO, this is the best way to go.&nbsp; For an average Uncommon (of which each booster has three), you should be able to get two to four Commons.&nbsp; For even a lousy Rare, you should be able to get six to 10 Commons.&nbsp; (And for a very good Rare (e.g., the Stone Giant from Angelfire), it wouldn't be unreasonable to expect 20 or more Commons.)Right now I have nine Uncommons and 33 Commons (all extras, over and above what I've decided to keep for my own collection) from Angelfire, and I'd trade all of them away for a good Rare or two decent Rares.&nbsp; Just for instance.You can find an active trading community at <a href="http://www.maxminis.com" target="_blank">www.maxminis.com</a>.&nbsp; The site has been changing gradually, IMO for the better, and very few people try to &quot;cutthroat&quot; trade with newbies like they used to.&nbsp; And if you're unsure of a trade's fairness, you can simply post the details and ask the community at large if it's a fair trade.So, in short, for the price of a $10 booster and less than $2 postage, you should be able to get a collection of 30-plus &quot;staple&quot; miniatures for your game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeff Wilder, post: 2523302, member: 5122"] IMO, this is the best way to go. For an average Uncommon (of which each booster has three), you should be able to get two to four Commons. For even a lousy Rare, you should be able to get six to 10 Commons. (And for a very good Rare (e.g., the Stone Giant from Angelfire), it wouldn't be unreasonable to expect 20 or more Commons.) Right now I have nine Uncommons and 33 Commons (all extras, over and above what I've decided to keep for my own collection) from Angelfire, and I'd trade all of them away for a good Rare or two decent Rares. Just for instance. You can find an active trading community at [url]www.maxminis.com[/url]. The site has been changing gradually, IMO for the better, and very few people try to "cutthroat" trade with newbies like they used to. And if you're unsure of a trade's fairness, you can simply post the details and ask the community at large if it's a fair trade. So, in short, for the price of a $10 booster and less than $2 postage, you should be able to get a collection of 30-plus "staple" miniatures for your game. [/QUOTE]

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