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What kind of review is that? All you do is whine about not being able to combine the smaller pages onto a larger one. Well I hate to break it to you but this is not a concern for most of us. Besides, it tells you right in the description how many pages are printed and they don't tell you it can be combined. What is important and what we want to know is the quality of the graphics; does it do what it says it will; how hard is it to put together? These are the primary issues needing to be addressed, Would you kindly "deign" to address these much more important aspects please?
Thank you.

I goofed before when I tried to "reply". So I'll just add my comment here. I agree that the price of the minis is too high - it's more than we paid (per figure) for D&D minis. And as appearances go, I cerftainly don't want a gnome fighter who looks more like a leprachaun or some other Irish fey creature.

Abraham spalding wrote:

4~6 dollars on a single plastic mini? Pass.

When I first read this I thought maybe it was a bit harsh. Then I learned about the random thing, and now I actually agree.

$1 isn't too much to use while gambling. $4 is too much.

Think about it this way, I might blow my Jimmy Johns budget on mini's instead. I could buy three boxes, open them, and get three of the same 'mining dwarf' or some such. Now in a collectible game, this might make sense. Maybe I'm stacking an army or something. In an RPG, however, this is awkward. Am I planning adventures involving three of the same dwarf? Probably not...

Maybe for $1, but not for $4.

Or to take one more crack at it, I look to my son's Pokemon cards. Those boosters are also $4. But they have more than just one card in them. Sometimes they're all junk, but there's a lot of variety in there, too.