To quote modern internet slang: Itou Takeshi FTW!
Just throw in some fantasy elements (like ogres and goblins and dwarves and elves and dragons and skeletons and ghosts and wizards and......)
To quote modern internet slang: Itou Takeshi FTW!
Just throw in some fantasy elements (like ogres and goblins and dwarves and elves and dragons and skeletons and ghosts and wizards and......)
'For the win'? Just what the heck does that mean?
Anyway...I'd want something completely realistic. No fantasy at all. Let's just see what the basics are like. Just out of interest.
Now, there are all sorts of things I'd love to see. More fantastic/supernatural elements. Classic sets (I wish I'd gotten the Yellow Castle the one time I saw it in a store). Ultimately though, what I really want is something that has already been mentioned: the sets I need to build a Medieval Town.
doc069 wrote:
Some battle-packs with dwarves/orcs in them - must have more orcs...
Lee
I hope if they do have goblins/orcs that the sets come with plenty of them, but they should definitely have a faction-specific battlepack too. I'd get (at least) one.
Two Crown Knights, a dwarf and 2 orcs... probably not.
Romans vs knights
Romans vs Greeks
Romans vs pirates
...
TT
We want Romans!
I'd really hate to see them do a Roman line, after all these years, and not have many authentic pieces. I would die if they did that and didn't have the awesome helmets and cloaks.
My most looked for "castle" piece would be a centurion helm with horsehair plumes. Sleeker than the dragon master's helmets too! I always used the Dragon Masters for Romans.
The term "Hobby" allows you to explain to your relatives why you still play with toys...
I think Shoes might be on to something here - I'd love to see an expansion of the forestmen and the wolfpack - something of a forest kingdom series with wooden castles, fortified hide-outs in waterfalls... there is a lot of possibility there.
Even better would be if they added elves.
Knight Templar
n. pl. Knights Templars or Knights Templar
1.A member of an order of knights founded about 1118 to protect pilgrims in the Holy Land during the Second Crusade.