I just looked over and noticed the top sellers right now:
1. Promotional Bed, 2. Dancing Girl, 3. Serving Girl, 4. Merchant, 5. Aristocrat, 6. Riding Dog, 7. Farmer, 8. Draft Horse, 9. Watch Commander; and 10. Pious Guard.
Seems all us GM's are getting our minis on. What I love about this list and this set (Rusty Dragon Inn) is that there are so many functional minis for running scenarios/campaigns. I wonder how a set based on NPC Codex would do?
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Both WizKids and Paizo believe that for big minis sets to do well, they need to provide a decent mix of NPCs and monsters. So it's unlikely that you'll see a set that's totally focused on NPC Codex anytime soon—but that book *is* a really good source for minis art, and you'll likely see minis based on that art sprinkled into sets for (hopefully) years to come.
Hurray.
The Farmer holding a Pig from the old D&D minis set is by far the most sought after mini in my area. I've seen 20 exchange hands at once.
The Farmer holding a Pig from the old D&D minis set is by far the most sought after mini in my area. I've seen 20 exchange hands at once.
Send them my way. I've got a bunch (listed at 3 points).