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Message: <blockquote data-quote="3catcircus" data-source="post: 3363416" data-attributes="member: 16077">Mark, I'm with you all the way on this.I let WoTC know my wants - humanoid warbands.  Lots of trolls.  Lots of giants.  A pack of minis containing one mini for each age of a given dragon type's life.  Environment packs (forest pack with deer, bears, wolves), etc.  A city-dwellers or rural dwellers pack (humans/demi-humans - thugs, watchmen, farmers, merchants, etc.)I think everyone who is telling you that the market won't bear you getting 20 standard orcs is *completely* missing the point.  The market won't bear it because the people in the market have been foolish.  $20+ for a troll?  Just because it was made a rare to support the DDM game?  Go scratch.I've, from the very first pack of harbingers I bought, argued that the minis, if random, needed to have their rarity set by the rarity that they appear in the D&D rpg (remember the old 1st/2nd edition rarity for each monster in the MM?)I'm not saying that they should set non-random packs of every creature.  But given the fact that the aftermarket has been buying cases, breaking them out, and selling warbands of common D&D rpg opponents (orcs, kobolds, goblins, etc.) since shortly after the minis debuted, there is no reason why WoTC can't have their chinese manufacturer dust off the dies/molds used from previous sets of minis and start cranking out minis.</blockquote>