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<blockquote data-quote="Korgoth" data-source="post: 3365116" data-attributes="member: 49613">I have a number of questions about the whole issue:1. Would non-random 'common' minis (perhaps with no or subpar wargame stats) really eat into WOTC's DDM margins?2. Are people who spent hundreds or thousands of dollars on random minis just to get enough trolls (and who may still not have enough) just dreading the notion that their expenditures were premature or unnecessary?3. Are there really so few people who would buy non-random packs that it would be worthless to make them?I don't intend to buy DDM because I don't want to buy something sight-unseen, and spend all that money on something I may not even want.&nbsp; I need to see the merchandise up front.&nbsp; I don't mind that I'll never get the Extraspecial Super Ultra Rare Gold Foil Half-Drizzt Mind Flogger... if I'm going to use minis I just want the standard D&amp;D &quot;usual suspects&quot; at a cheap price.&nbsp; And I'm more than glad to leave the benefit of the souped-up DDM stats to the random buyers.&nbsp; Even though I don't play 3E anymore I'd probably buy the non-randoms.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Korgoth, post: 3365116, member: 49613"] I have a number of questions about the whole issue: 1. Would non-random 'common' minis (perhaps with no or subpar wargame stats) really eat into WOTC's DDM margins? 2. Are people who spent hundreds or thousands of dollars on random minis just to get enough trolls (and who may still not have enough) just dreading the notion that their expenditures were premature or unnecessary? 3. Are there really so few people who would buy non-random packs that it would be worthless to make them? I don't intend to buy DDM because I don't want to buy something sight-unseen, and spend all that money on something I may not even want. I need to see the merchandise up front. I don't mind that I'll never get the Extraspecial Super Ultra Rare Gold Foil Half-Drizzt Mind Flogger... if I'm going to use minis I just want the standard D&D "usual suspects" at a cheap price. And I'm more than glad to leave the benefit of the souped-up DDM stats to the random buyers. Even though I don't play 3E anymore I'd probably buy the non-randoms. [/QUOTE]

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