Thread: How DnD screwed up Heroscape
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Old December 12th, 2013, 10:36 AM
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Re: How DnD screwed up Heroscape
I liked the advent of Uncommon Heroes because it opened up a lot of flexibility for army building as well as customs makers. In fact some customs makers (Greyowl) were using that concept way before DND. With UC Heroes you can now choose to have several powerful, identical characters. Now you can make a "squad" of trooper type figures with more than one life and add some Unique Heroes to lead them. Previously we only had Common Heroes, which in my opinion, are generally a waste of an OM.
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