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The $30-per-figure price point caused me to raise an eyebrow.

If it's like the regular release, you're going to have to rip it out.

*tears in his eyes* "Bro, can you tell him that he needs to give me money back?" *screeching* "PLEEEAAASE. Message him and tell him his listing is too high." *slamming fists into desk* "I'll do anything, bro. Tell him it's not fair."

I love discussing character popularity more than just about anything else, so forgive me. To me, the superhero A-list is tiered. It looks something like this: Outliers Spider-Man, Batman The best of the rest Superman, Wolverine, Hulk The next tier Flash, Iron Man, Wonder Woman, Captain...

I think there's going to be a lot less demand for diamond Emma than Mystique.

It's going to be a logistical nightmare to refund consumers. I could instead see businesses receiving a huge check from the government, ostensibly making this a tax on the poor paid to corporations. Seeing as who's on the Supreme Court, that may have been the intent all along.

Nebula's an absolute must in her Infinity Gauntlet look.

That'd make a pretty good subnic. So would that.

Biases confirmed.

I guess there were a lot of sex/romance options. From what I understand, Neopets signed off on the initial idea, and then Geekify (the developer) went rogue.

My childhood was the Kenner Batman: The Animated Series figures. For whatever reason, I only remember having 8000 Batman variants. No villains. I also had a ton of Street Sharks even though I can hardly remember watching the TV show. And these. Extreme Dinosaurs, apparently. So...

My wife is a Neopets superfan. Let me tell you, that community is fucking pissed. Apparently the TTRPG is someone's pet project with the Neopets branding slapped on top. It's not in the spirit of Neopets at all. Neopets is trying to distance itself from the game. Both sides are at fault, IMO.

My parents used to call my dog rat fink. I had no idea, up until this very second, that he was an existing character. I thought it was an insult. I just looked this up. Why, pray tell, would the show be called Capitol Critters if the titular critters did not live in the Capitol? If they live...

Yeah, Bane's fucking massive. I think he's one of the best figures they've done, too. Gun to my head, it's Bane, Gambit, and Nightwing in some order, with Magneto and DD rounding out the top five.

I've played under six DMs, and I'm a fairly experienced DM myself. I think anyone can do it, but it requires the ability to learn, make changes on the fly, and, most importantly, read social situations. Some people do not and cannot possess those skills. As SWL mentioned, ego is a huge factor...

That's fair. My point was more that Nimrod required a unique sculpt, and they didn't think he'd sell on his own. Something they curiously went back on with the new release. I don't want to be forced to buy those figures, especially in a wave that I wouldn't buy anything from otherwise. To me...

I am praying to Ao above and Lolth below that Figma gives us a partially complete BG3 party. I could make do with Lae'zel, Shadowheart, and Karlach. A fourth companion would be lovely, but I'm not pushing my luck. Please, we need something good in our lives.

I'll trash my carefully curated toy D&D party the second someone announces Baldur's Gate 3 figures. Fuck off, Mythic Legions. I have a Lae'zel now. This is what I keep coming back to. Pre-COVID, my friends and I tried to teach ourselves D&D. It fizzled out within two months. Years later...

That jacket's red, fam. But yes. He's never had a great action figure. Yes to Blade in green, red, and the costume with the spiked shoulders.

Hasbro could slot those characters into a two- or three-pack if they wanted to. They did it with Nimrod, who required a brand-new sculpt. The Kingpins, Apocalypses, and Juggernauts of the world are well-known enough to warrant single-carded releases, but I don't think the D-listers are out of...

$60 for an Executioner/Enchantress two-pack or $175 for Executioner/Enchantress and five figures I don't want? Easy call.

I got a pre-order in. I don't love paying full price these days, but I have to vote with my wallet when they do something I like.

He's a tough hang for sure.

That's between 1/5 and 1/3 of Hasbro's output. That'd be me. You aren't getting whoever Jesse Quick is without five Joker variants. A line of Jesse Quicks cannot sustain itself, as evidenced by all toy history.

I've wanted a full 12-class D&D party for a long time. If I had the space, warmer feelings toward 4H, and the add-on sets were more unique, I'd be all over the full party tier. It's a shame the druid, ranger, paladin, and barb aren't unique figures. As a former dice goblin, the dice are pretty...