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<blockquote data-quote="Olaf the Stout" data-source="post: 3591981" data-attributes="member: 13703">I wouldn't recommend Game Outfitters.&nbsp; They only responded to 2 of the 7 or 8 e-mails that I sent them.&nbsp; That was enough to put me off them.&nbsp; I have also read of other people who pre-ordered cases from them and only got their cases a couple of weeks after the new set had been released.Miniature Market, on the other hand, I can't recommend enough.&nbsp; Steven from Miniature Market has always been quick to answer e-mails, follow things up for me, etc.,&nbsp; Great prices and great service.&nbsp; I would definitely deal with them again.Noble Knight Games is also fantastic.&nbsp; Aaron from Noble Knight Games is always quick to answer e-mails and follow up any questions that I have.&nbsp; Their prices on minis aren't quite as good as Miniature Market but they do have a huge range of new and out-of-print RPG products.&nbsp; Their prices on RPG stuff is also very competitive.&nbsp; I have ordered from them many times before and will do so many more times in the future.I would also like to point out that while Game Outfitters is cheaper than Miniature Market (by a couple of dollars per case), Game Outfitters charge for shipping.&nbsp; Miniature Market offers free shipping on all orders over $75.&nbsp; So if you are ordering a case or more of minis it will work out cheaper from Miniature Market once shipping costs are factored in.Olaf the StoutEdit:&nbsp; I would also like to add that while I think Paizo is a great company, their store has some of the highest prices for D&amp;D minis out there.&nbsp; Lisa from Paizo has explained how she decides on pricing for their minis on a couple of occasions and I understand her reasoning.&nbsp; Still, if you want the best value for your mini dollar, Paizo is not the place to shop for D&amp;D minis.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Olaf the Stout, post: 3591981, member: 13703"] I wouldn't recommend Game Outfitters. They only responded to 2 of the 7 or 8 e-mails that I sent them. That was enough to put me off them. I have also read of other people who pre-ordered cases from them and only got their cases a couple of weeks after the new set had been released. Miniature Market, on the other hand, I can't recommend enough. Steven from Miniature Market has always been quick to answer e-mails, follow things up for me, etc., Great prices and great service. I would definitely deal with them again. Noble Knight Games is also fantastic. Aaron from Noble Knight Games is always quick to answer e-mails and follow up any questions that I have. Their prices on minis aren't quite as good as Miniature Market but they do have a huge range of new and out-of-print RPG products. Their prices on RPG stuff is also very competitive. I have ordered from them many times before and will do so many more times in the future. I would also like to point out that while Game Outfitters is cheaper than Miniature Market (by a couple of dollars per case), Game Outfitters charge for shipping. Miniature Market offers free shipping on all orders over $75. So if you are ordering a case or more of minis it will work out cheaper from Miniature Market once shipping costs are factored in. Olaf the Stout Edit: I would also like to add that while I think Paizo is a great company, their store has some of the highest prices for D&D minis out there. Lisa from Paizo has explained how she decides on pricing for their minis on a couple of occasions and I understand her reasoning. Still, if you want the best value for your mini dollar, Paizo is not the place to shop for D&D minis. [/QUOTE]

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