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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 4664405" data-attributes="member: 48965">I'm sorry but I don't buy this... it's backwards thinking. You create a game that is based around and tied heavily into your miniature line... You also realized awhile ago that roleplayers were your primary consumer for your minis... create commons and uncommons for another highly specialized and newly core race "tieflings" (without knowing how popular they would be with groups) but had no clue that one common or at least uncommon Dragonborn would be important to those playing the new game??? Or how about another scenario... You realize the PC races (at least new ones when bringing out a new version of the game will be highly sought after and in order to push mini sales make sure that the only Dragonborn PC minis are rares. Especially since you've already produced tieflings that go for cheap in this set and earlier sets ( 2 different Tiefling Warlocks) and certain types of elves can easily substitute for eladrin. That leaves Dragonborn to be the new driver for mini sales. EDIT:  And let's not forget about all that market research that pointed to Dragon-anything = sales... of course that could be used as an incentive if scarcity is kept at a premium.</blockquote>