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<blockquote data-quote="portermj" data-source="post: 4376784" data-attributes="member: 26990">Let me add onto the Auggie's love, $234 for a complete set of Against the Giants is amazing.&nbsp; I defy anyone to emulate the AtG 60 figure set using nonrandom minis for less than $234.I like stuff like Confrontation and Games Workshop, but they are really expensive.&nbsp; Plus transporting my Warhammer figures to an RPG session without breaking them if difficult.&nbsp; As for Legendary Encounters?&nbsp; Errrrr.&nbsp; Their &quot;I'm technically not a Mind Flayer&quot; Mind Flayer is ok for the price.&nbsp; Not so much with the orcs and skeletons.&nbsp; As for the Larges?&nbsp; Well let me put it this way, if the Legendary Encounter Purple Worm ran into the DDM Purple Worm in a locker room, the LE Purp would feel a strong urge to go out and get an H2 or a red sports car.DDM is good for people who are starting a minis collection, want a lot of figures, and want to cover more than just the standby Humans, Orcs, Elves, Dwarves, and Skeletons.&nbsp; For someone who already has an extensive collection, DDM isn't really for them, but they may be interested in getting singles of some of the more off beat offerings.&nbsp; For people who don't believe in pre-painted minis or randomness, DDM really isn't for them.&nbsp; Fortunatly there are a large number of miniatures companies that can appeal to a wide array of tastes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="portermj, post: 4376784, member: 26990"] Let me add onto the Auggie's love, $234 for a complete set of Against the Giants is amazing. I defy anyone to emulate the AtG 60 figure set using nonrandom minis for less than $234. I like stuff like Confrontation and Games Workshop, but they are really expensive. Plus transporting my Warhammer figures to an RPG session without breaking them if difficult. As for Legendary Encounters? Errrrr. Their "I'm technically not a Mind Flayer" Mind Flayer is ok for the price. Not so much with the orcs and skeletons. As for the Larges? Well let me put it this way, if the Legendary Encounter Purple Worm ran into the DDM Purple Worm in a locker room, the LE Purp would feel a strong urge to go out and get an H2 or a red sports car. DDM is good for people who are starting a minis collection, want a lot of figures, and want to cover more than just the standby Humans, Orcs, Elves, Dwarves, and Skeletons. For someone who already has an extensive collection, DDM isn't really for them, but they may be interested in getting singles of some of the more off beat offerings. For people who don't believe in pre-painted minis or randomness, DDM really isn't for them. Fortunatly there are a large number of miniatures companies that can appeal to a wide array of tastes. [/QUOTE]

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