<r>Retro-futurism rules!<br/> <br/> "By 1985, we will drive flying cars and eat protein pills served to us by robots at the end of our two hour workday!"<br/> <br/> That being said, I hope DF decides to release some sleeker pieces which are more Star Wars or Star Trek in feel. The current sci-fi set...

It's a vicious circle. The Star Wars minis got me geeked up for the sci-fi sets, and now that I have the sci-fi sets, I'm even more geeked up for sci-fi minis.

Curse you, Dwarven Forge!!!

They got the license.

The Sci-Fi set kind of makes me wish for a decent Babylon 5 minis line.

$50 is a good price point.

At $50, I'm more likely to buy a set on impulse.

That sci-fi starter comes with 19 pieces, including the doors and angled floor pieces.

I was thinking about just putting a sci-fi corrridor piece againt a cavern passage with a door between them. But with the smaller sets, maybe we'll start seeing more special purpose sets like that.

They're the guys behind the D20 Slayer's Guides, as well as the Conan and Babylon 5 D20 books, and the upcoming Paranoia XP (god, I sound like a commercial, don't I?)

Anyway, they seem to be a pretty good company. If I can get some pics of the minis at GenCon, I'll post them.

I just read that Mongoose is putting out a Starship Troopers miniatures game. It should work pretty nicely with Sci-Fi MasterMaze.

Now, if only it was pre-painted, I might actually have time to play it.

<t><br/> My guess would be $50 again. Seems like nothing is really going to be less than that, and if you compare to the passage set, it seems that this expansion includes about as much.<br/> <br/> In general, I like the fact that DF is making smaller sets for less, so you can buy two for the old pr...

Also, has the price been decided on yet?