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<blockquote data-quote="pukunui" data-source="post: 5228254" data-attributes="member: 54629">Indeed. The first few &quot;actual&quot; dragonborn were all rares. I recall there being quite a few complaints about that. And it's not like all of those older &quot;half-dragon/dragonkin&quot; minis are all that easy to get, either.I think it's a valid point to make that WotC has introduced the dragonborn as a &quot;core&quot; race for D&amp;D (they're in the very first PHB, no less; you can't get much more core than that), and yet they aren't really marketing them very well. OK, so they put out a little softcover book about them. And they have put out some minis for them, but they're all rather hard to get. And they're not coming up with any dragonborn characters (the tiefling and the reworked gnome both got one of those silly cartoon interviews, but I don't recall a dragonborn ever appearing in one).They don't seem to be trying very hard to sell people on the dragonborn. I guess that's all I'm trying to say.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pukunui, post: 5228254, member: 54629"] Indeed. The first few "actual" dragonborn were all rares. I recall there being quite a few complaints about that. And it's not like all of those older "half-dragon/dragonkin" minis are all that easy to get, either. I think it's a valid point to make that WotC has introduced the dragonborn as a "core" race for D&D (they're in the very first PHB, no less; you can't get much more core than that), and yet they aren't really marketing them very well. OK, so they put out a little softcover book about them. And they [I]have[/I] put out some minis for them, but they're all rather hard to get. And they're not coming up with any dragonborn characters (the tiefling and the reworked gnome both got one of those silly cartoon interviews, but I don't recall a dragonborn ever appearing in one). They don't seem to be trying very hard to sell people on the dragonborn. I guess that's all I'm trying to say. [/QUOTE]

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