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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Luthyr" data-source="post: 778907" data-attributes="member: 4942">Pre-Painted Plastic Minis Good, Randomization BadIf the gist of making plastic minis for D&D is to provide an affordable means for people to get into minis gaming, randomization is NOT the way to go.  If a person wants to get a specific mini (which happens more often than not), the person might have to buy 10 boxes before getting the desired mini.  Where's the savings in that?  Not to mention the amount of cast-off minis purchased but never used.D&D is NOT MageKnight, nor should it try to be.  You want a good minis game, make one that integrates well with the D&D RPG game (unlike Chainmail).  It sounds like the D&D minis book is a step in the right direction - don't sully the good idea by making part of the requirements having to purchase random packs of minis.  Instead, focus on building further integration support between the D&D minis and D&D RPG game, as well as providing quality, pre-painted plastic minis.</blockquote>