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I need someone to help me parse this out:
"Each Kit include prizes to run 10 weeks of events, with each week giving away prizes for 1st and 2nd place, a fellowship drawing and a judge reward. A suggested schedule and format are included."
I can't figure out how to arrange the forty-one items (fifty-one with the maps?) into ten weeks worth of events with four prizes per event. Anyone want to take a swing at it?
-J
You actually have extra items to give away on some weeks based on the 51 items in the kit. The only difference with this kit is it won't be all of the same prize on each week to give out (i.e. on the weeks you give out the special objects you give out 2 special objects and 2 cards to fill the four spots or some version of that) Now it does make for an interesting choice as a judge, do you give out 1 special object and keep one for yourself and then give out a card for second and fellowship. Although, now that venues can get multiple kits you may have more prizes to give out every week. My venue gets 8 cases so he qualifies for 2 prize kits so if Wizkids makes enough kits my store will have plenty of prizes for 10 weeks.
Okay, the buy it by the brick figure being handed to you as you buy your brick was the best idea they had in a while!! They killed after one time out? Granted, nobody seems to want my extra Ragnarok Surturs, but at least I got one without worrying about waiting on something in the mail that might never get there. Plus, you didn't have to wait 4-6 weeks for delivery...it was instant gratification! WHO DIDN'T LIKE THIS PROGRAM THAT IT GOT NIXED ALREADY?!
I like the way Ragnork Surtur was done. I hate to go back to the mail-away model.
On the OP kit: I don't play for prizes. Sounds like the venue/tourney players are getting what they need, though. Thumbs up.
Very, very excited about B&tB, more than I was before. 25 never-before-clixed characters? PLUS classic team-up in the form of Duo figures?!? Cool beans.
Question: Is it possible HeroClix is more profitable than it was before?? I hope so. Hope we can get 5 more years out of this game, minimum.
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The Bat n the Cat as brick fig, Cool
Mail-away, not so good. Who do European/ rest of world deal with for their BiBtB figs. If the delay is anything like Hot, then all the figs will be gone
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Mail aways and other countries.
OK, in the past, when they started the mail aways, people in other countries missed out because our envelopes took longer to get there
After the first few, they started holding back an allotment for Canada and outside of North America. Will the same be done for this, or should I save my stamp and just plan to buy it on ebay?
Echoing these concerns, as it was almost a month after HoT's "release date" that it finally reached UK stores. And I'd rather like this Brick figure...
(And apparently there are some places such as the Netherlands are still waiting on HoT.)
Unless I missed something, the set's still 25% duos, Goat, not 100%.
And unless I missed something, that's still a lot of duos, with a brick figure duo that isn't World's Finest.
So right off the bat, 25% of the set doesn't interest me and it's bound to get worse from there. Meanwhile, the brick figure isn't much of an enticement for me, either. So about 14 figures I don't have much interest in, with maybe an exception here or there among the duos. And this is before knowing the set list.
In comparison, there are only about 11 figures in Arkham that I have no interest in, along with a semi-interesting brick figure.
Factor in characters I don't like - any Legion of Superheroes characters, for example - and there's a good chance that about 20 or so characters won't interest me at all. That's a pretty substantial number.
It's hard to say for certain how much interest I'll have in the set until we see the list (and then, my interest may change again based on the dials), but from what we know so far? The set inspires a big, fat "Meh."
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I'm looking at eBay's completed listing for Blood Oath. The prices range from $2.26 to $14.50 without shipping. The average seems to be about $5. One copy went for $9.95 today. So there is a degree of demand for having a physical copy, while eliminating the wanker-factor of "I gots it and you don't!" as it becomes a collector's item rather than a play necessity.
So unsurprisingly, your assessment of the situation is severely lacking.
Stupid people buy bottled water, too. Whats your point?
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Okay, the buy it by the brick figure being handed to you as you buy your brick was the best idea they had in a while!! They killed after one time out? Granted, nobody seems to want my extra Ragnarok Surturs, but at least I got one without worrying about waiting on something in the mail that might never get there. Plus, you didn't have to wait 4-6 weeks for delivery...it was instant gratification! WHO DIDN'T LIKE THIS PROGRAM THAT IT GOT NIXED ALREADY?!
i think this was all set in stone before neca. that's why they are only 5000 and neca did say since the hammer of thor was popular with the brick program that they more than likely go to that in the future when neca starts doing the sets.
And unless I missed something, that's still a lot of duos, with a brick figure duo that isn't World's Finest.
So right off the bat, 25% of the set doesn't interest me and it's bound to get worse from there. Meanwhile, the brick figure isn't much of an enticement for me, either. So about 14 figures I don't have much interest in, with maybe an exception here or there among the duos. And this is before knowing the set list.
In comparison, there are only about 11 figures in Arkham that I have no interest in, along with a semi-interesting brick figure.
Factor in characters I don't like - any Legion of Superheroes characters, for example - and there's a good chance that about 20 or so characters won't interest me at all. That's a pretty substantial number.
It's hard to say for certain how much interest I'll have in the set until we see the list (and then, my interest may change again based on the dials), but from what we know so far? The set inspires a big, fat "Meh."