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<blockquote data-quote="Glyfair" data-source="post: 3382790" data-attributes="member: 53">But I don't see any Reaper stirges to take that part of the market.&nbsp; So far Reaper's line consists of things pretty much everyone will use regularly.&nbsp; We have skeletons and orcs, with a troll, ogre and minotaur.&nbsp; All things that aren't hard to get for reasonable prices from the secondary market for DDM.I don't doubt we'll see some more adventurous figures as the line advances.&nbsp; I doubt we'll see too many specialized figures until the line is a proven success.&nbsp; As for stirges, WotC pointed out the reason they were uncommon rather than common was because the production was challenging (as it is for all their tiny figures).&nbsp; I doubt those challenges disappear for Reaper.&nbsp; So, if they do produce them, they will likely be more expensive than the standard orcs.Still, I agree the gamer market is a significant chunk of DDM's audience (at place it at about 2/3, remembering that many of that 2/2 falls into multiple categories).&nbsp; However, to be competitive, Reaper has to give something significant that you can't get from DDM.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Glyfair, post: 3382790, member: 53"] But I don't see any Reaper stirges to take that part of the market. So far Reaper's line consists of things pretty much everyone will use regularly. We have skeletons and orcs, with a troll, ogre and minotaur. All things that aren't hard to get for reasonable prices from the secondary market for DDM. I don't doubt we'll see some more adventurous figures as the line advances. I doubt we'll see too many specialized figures until the line is a proven success. As for stirges, WotC pointed out the reason they were uncommon rather than common was because the production was challenging (as it is for all their tiny figures). I doubt those challenges disappear for Reaper. So, if they do produce them, they will likely be more expensive than the standard orcs. Still, I agree the gamer market is a significant chunk of DDM's audience (at place it at about 2/3, remembering that many of that 2/2 falls into multiple categories). However, to be competitive, Reaper has to give something significant that you can't get from DDM. [/QUOTE]

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