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商品の説明
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『The Dragoneye Expansion Pack』は、D&Dのミニチュアコレクション拡張版として企画された、ランダムに選ばれたフィギュアセレクションで、2003年9月に発売された第1弾『D&D Miniatures Entry Pack 』『D&D Miniatures Harbinger Expansion Pack』に続く第2弾だ。このパックのランダムに選ばれたフィギュアには、3冊のD&Dコアルールブックのキャラクタークラスやモンスター、そして『Draconomicon』『Complete Warrior』『Dragonlance Campaign Setting』など同時期に発売されたD&D製品のものも含まれている。さらにこのパックには、さまざまなサイズのドラゴンのフィギュアも多数ある。箱から出してすぐにプレイできるミニチュアは、ロールプレイングゲームのキャンペーンに3次元的なリアリティーをプラスするためにも、スカーミッシュや集団戦闘用にも使える。
パック内容
- ミニチュア8個、データカード付き
D&Dミニチュアパック第2弾の詳細
- 着色済み、プラスチック製、サイズは40ミリから65ミリまで
- 全60種
- レア、アンコモン、コモンをランダムにパッキング
- 本シリーズは、D&Dのルールブックとサプリメントに基づく
Book Description
The Dragoneye Expansion Packs contain a randomized selection of figures designed to expand any collection of D&D miniatures. The Dragoneye set is the first set of new miniatures since the initial product line launch of the Entry Pack and Harbinger Expansion Pack in September 2003. The randomized figures in this set are drawn not only from the character classes and monsters described in the three Dungeons & Dragons¨ core rulebooks, but from other D&D products released around the same time, such as Draconomicon, Complete Warrior, and the Dragonlance¨ Campaign Setting. This set also features multiple dragon figures of varying sizes. Playable right out of the box, D&D Miniatures can be used to add three-dimensional definition to any roleplaying game campaign, and they can also be used to play skirmish and mass-battle combat scenarios.
Expansion pack components:
- 8 randomized miniatures with statistics cards
Details on the new D&D Miniatures line:
- Miniatures are pre-painted plastic and range between 40 mm and 65 mm in height
- There are 60 unique miniatures in the Dragoneye set release
- All miniatures packages are randomized and are made up of rare, uncommon, and common miniatures
- All miniatures in the product line will be drawn directly from the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game rulebooks and accessory books
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12 人中、11人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
彩色済み、軟質プラ製のD&D／ミニチュアゲーム用ミニチュアの第二弾です。
彩色済みで塗装の手間が省け、軟質プラ製のため輸送や使用に過度に慎重にならなくても良い、という利点は第一弾と同じです。
今回のエキスパンションでは、60種類のミニチュア（Rare20、Uncommon24、Common16）が供給されますが、なんと言っても魅力はその名前が示すようにDragonでしょう。
Wyrmling、Very Youngなども魅力ですが、やはりLarge Red Dragon (Young)はこのセットの顔とも言うべき魅力があると思います。
その他のミニチュアとしては、PHBからRegdar、DMGからDwarven Defenderがお目見えしたほか、DraconianやPurple Dragon Knightなど、他の世界のキャラクターも収録されています。
WotCのサイトにチェックリストとミニチュアの一覧が掲載されているので、そちらで気に入ったミニチュアがあるか確認してから購入するのも良いと思われます。
もっとも、気に入ったミニチュアがあっても中身はランダムですので手に入れるまでが大変かも知れませんが。
ミニチュアゲーム用としては、かなり強力なユニットが多くなっており、その意味でも購入意欲をかき立てる商品だと思います。
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More iconic D&D figures
2004/1/9
This release comes only two months after the release of the base D&D Miniature set called Harbinger. The total figure count for Dragoneye is a bit lower at 60 (Harbinger has 80), so it's a bit easier to collect a whole set. Each box typically has 4 commons, 3 uncommons and 1 rare. I think the total numbers are 20 rares, 24 uncommons and 16 commons, but I'm not 100% positive.
This set introduces Dragons to the D&D Miniature line. You have 5 regular dragons (Red, Brass (might be Bronze), Black, White and Blue), several Half-Dragons (Gold Champion and Silver Sorcerer), Dragon Samurai (Samurai that pattern themselves after a Dragon, in this case Red and Copper) and a few Draconian from the Dragonlance series. The larger dragons and half-dragons are rare, the smaller white dragon, blue dragon, samurai and Kapak Draconian are uncommon, and the Baaz draconian is common.
While Harbinger had a lot of Orcs, this set has Goblinoids -- two goblins, a hobgoblin and a bugbear miniature are all common in this set. There are more Drow and Orcs to expand the group you can get in Harbinger. One surprise is that there are no undead figures in this set, which is probably a good thing considering the large number of undead in Harbinger.
The overall figures have improved from Harbinger. The Black Dragon is wonderful, the Red Dragon is very imposing for a Large figure, and many of the uncommons look better than the rares of the prior set. There are still some poor figures; the new kobold isn't nearly as detailed as the Harbinger set, the Goblin Skirmisher looks a bit like a pole-vaulting leprechaun, the white dragon sometimes looks like it was painted with a vial of white-out, and the Abyssal Maw has been described elsewhere as the Absymal Maw.
I still think it's a good buy. The D&D Statistic cards and prepainted nature can really save time for a busy DM. I've only played the Skirmish game a handful of times, but it seems to be a fast version of a D&D combat. The point costs seem mostly balanced, but I really don't have enough experience to fully judge it.
With nearly a full set of both Dragoneye and Harbinger, I've been forced to buy a tacklebox to carry around the figures -- it's a great way to transport them. (You don't have to worry about bending them out of shape like a metal miniature collection -- a nice bonus for the DM on the go! :) ) I don't think these figures replace metal miniatures, but I do think they augment them -- prepainted hordes fight against your well-painted PCs.
I'm already looking forward to the next set.
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Getting better with each release
2004/8/26
The Dragoneye Expansion is a great addition to the D&D world.
This set introduces Dragons to the D&D minaitures Game.
I found the sculpts and paint jobs to be superior to those in the earlier Harbinger release and this as sign of good thing to come.
I don't love random packaging, but it dose have it's advantages, and I've learned to live with it.
It allows retailers to carry the product with less fear of less popular models colecting dust and costing them money.
It allows for singluar packaging design, and random allotment on the maufacturing end.
It allows the Customer to get 8 FULLY PAINTED plastic miniatures for the price of 2-3 of their unpainted, unassembled, metal counterparts.
Also since plastic is cheaper than tin/pewter the figures tend to be larger and more robustly sculpted.
Personally the convenience of them being prepainted alone is incentive enough for me.
Painting miniatures is a hobby in itself and not one we all have the time to indulge in. It comes down to getting 7 attractive painted figures or 2-3 I'll never get around to painting myslef.
It's worth noting that the miniatures come with dual stat cards for each figure. D&D Miniatures skirmish rules and D$D 3.5 stats on the other side.
The cards are valuable enough that they could be a product by themselves and their value should not be understated.
(TSR actually sold a simlar product for AD&D 1st Ed)
This set introduces Dragons to the D&D minaitures Game.
I found the sculpts and paint jobs to be superior to those in the earlier Harbinger release and this as sign of good thing to come.
I don't love random packaging, but it dose have it's advantages, and I've learned to live with it.
It allows retailers to carry the product with less fear of less popular models colecting dust and costing them money.
It allows for singluar packaging design, and random allotment on the maufacturing end.
It allows the Customer to get 8 FULLY PAINTED plastic miniatures for the price of 2-3 of their unpainted, unassembled, metal counterparts.
Also since plastic is cheaper than tin/pewter the figures tend to be larger and more robustly sculpted.
Personally the convenience of them being prepainted alone is incentive enough for me.
Painting miniatures is a hobby in itself and not one we all have the time to indulge in. It comes down to getting 7 attractive painted figures or 2-3 I'll never get around to painting myslef.
It's worth noting that the miniatures come with dual stat cards for each figure. D&D Miniatures skirmish rules and D$D 3.5 stats on the other side.
The cards are valuable enough that they could be a product by themselves and their value should not be understated.
(TSR actually sold a simlar product for AD&D 1st Ed)
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Excellent accesory for D&D games
2004/2/6
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One thing I've always disliked about miniture games is the building process... fun in small quantities, but when you want to get a large quantity together, built, painted, etc....it becomes discouraging. These figured are not only pre-painted they are also plastic molded (much lighter and easier to store without damaging them) and designed for use in all D20 games. They also include a card with both the "official" mass-combat rules and a complete set of stats for use in Dungeons and Dragons (including spells, equipment, magical items...even a challenge rating).
Downside--$10 for 8 figures that you can't pick out before hand. Still cheaper than most figure sets, but it still works enough for me to buy several boxes (I've got two Red and three Brass dragons already).
I recommend it for D&D gamers. Wargamers only if you don't mind buying a ton of boxes to get what you want.
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