DnDGeek wrote:The ogre magi (I changed Enthar's race) was a different story, though. He was important to the campaign, so I wanted a really nice figure. I grabbed Reaper's awesome new OM figure, took a week to paint him and he looked fantastic. Then the party went and killed him in 1 stinking round. Maybe I shoulda grabbed a plastic one!
NetRodent wrote:The thing that really annoys me is that I can't filter out '-minis' or '-miniature' because I'm lusting for more of the miniature 1st edition reprints by 21st Century.
GraysonAC wrote:killjoy32 wrote:what does that mean?Your Mileage May VaryA good chunk of the plastic miniatures are actually pretty nice, and have paint-jobs that are better than a lot of folks could do The newer sets are better looking than most of the older sets.Check the WotC galleries:D&D Miniatures GalleryThe order of release is: Harbinger, Dragoneye, Archfiends, Giants of Legend, Aberrations, Deathknell, Angelfire.I know some of the "old-timers" ( ) won't like them, but they're a heckuva lot less expensive, both in time and cash, to buy and use for D&D. And best of all for the D&D game itself, they're profitable - which means WotC isn't in fear of tanking anytime soon
killjoy32 wrote:what does that mean?