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<blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 5065337" data-attributes="member: 7635">MAYBE WotC will get around to using the M:TG model of an &quot;Everygreen&quot; set of common and cheap minis (non-randomized, but lots of them and all the common critters you want) followed by randomized &quot;booster&quot; sets that have all the kewl monsters in them.They came close with the 2.0 DDM game (cept the intro set was neither cheap nor loaded with common critters) but the PHB/MM line didn't do it.Course, if they REALLY want me back, plop 8 random minis in a box for $10 like during the Harbinger/Dragoneye days. I'd routinely drop $10 on a box just for the lols because it was a good deal. Once the price reached $15 bucks, my DDM purchases became nearly all singles. Now? Aside from the Balor, I've not bought a single pack (partially because I have no need for another Goblin Nosepicker of Thunderdeath Furybeast or whatever from 4e).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Remathilis, post: 5065337, member: 7635"] MAYBE WotC will get around to using the M:TG model of an "Everygreen" set of common and cheap minis (non-randomized, but lots of them and all the common critters you want) followed by randomized "booster" sets that have all the kewl monsters in them. They came close with the 2.0 DDM game (cept the intro set was neither cheap nor loaded with common critters) but the PHB/MM line didn't do it. Course, if they REALLY want me back, plop 8 random minis in a box for $10 like during the Harbinger/Dragoneye days. I'd routinely drop $10 on a box just for the lols because it was a good deal. Once the price reached $15 bucks, my DDM purchases became nearly all singles. Now? Aside from the Balor, I've not bought a single pack (partially because I have no need for another Goblin Nosepicker of Thunderdeath Furybeast or whatever from 4e). [/QUOTE]

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