| Main Language(s): | English unknown, English published |
| Model Number: | 965830 |
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
This second espansion of D&D miniatures is even better than the first! Whether you are in for Role Playing or the skirmish strategy game, it is definetily worth buying. It adds essential creatures to the game, like Dragons, gargoyles and spiders, so its a must for role players, it also rounds up the different factions in order to play the skirmish game. Also, the sculpts for the miniatures are much better than in the original Harbinger expansion. The D&D miniature game has definetly improved with Dragoneye.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Some might have felt a little let down by the sculpts & paint jobs in Harbinger. Well don't despair. Dragoneye is top drawer.
In all areas Dragoneye is 100% improved on Harbinger, in fact its surprising the price didn't go up (although i believe that future expansions are going to be more expensive, oh well!).
Getting down too specifics, the rare minis (there are 20 too collect) are fantastic, the Red Dragon being the real star. However, its the uncommons (24 too collect) that are the real improvement, some look that good you wonder if they shouldn't have been rares, the Harpy being one case in point. Another little touch are references to D&D rulebooks and accessories on the D&D side of the stat cards, nice.
Overall, if you have collected Harbinger, then you must, must have Dragoneye!... then Archfiends,... then Giants of Legend..... I think i'll stop now and have a sit down, i'm getting way too excited for a 30something.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I've only bought a few expansion boxes for the Dragoneye expansion set, but so far I really like what I see. The figures seem more "3-dimensional" and more colourful. One of the best things about the set is that some of the common and uncommon miniatures really come into their own - e.g. I was impressed by the Harpy in my first box. It's going to be tough to collect a whole set of figures, but I'll give it a good go!
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Dragoneye rules OK
So - How do WoC plan to keep sales going after 30 years of their hit RPG?With Dragoneye, thats how!
Taken from different campaign settings, thisseries of 60 figures can be... Read more
Taken from different campaign settings, thisseries of 60 figures can be... Read more
Published on 27 April 2004
Enjoyable
Well, I ordered the DnD Entry Pack and, though impressed, I found thepaint jobs a bit on the shoddy side, but this was more than made up forwhen I brought DRAGONEYE. Read more
Published on 25 April 2004 by Anne Kay
A vast improvement
If you liked Harbinger then you'll love Dragoneye. The quality of the figures and their painting is a vast improvement and there are fewer useless variations, commoner... Read more
Published on 25 Feb 2004 by S. Spencer
D&D
Ok they are cheaper, they are well painted and you will probably end up buying about 35 boxes to get most of what you need....am I kidding? nope!. Read more
Published on 17 Feb 2004
ALERT - PLEASE READ THIS
Has anyone actually received any of these??? I ordered mid-December and am still waiting. In the words of their customer service officer:
We checked your order and confirm that... Read more
Published on 20 Jan 2004
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