Quote Originally Posted by Mike41793 View Post
Was that the one with all the hexagonal pieces? With figures sorta like D&D?
If so me and my brother had quite a bit of them and liked the game too.
The pieces have round bases and were played on a square grid map at the time I played. Each piece had a set of stats. Each time the piece took damage, you turned a dial or "licked" it and the stats changed. Damage it enough times and the piece is destroyed and removed from play.

It's still around - http://www.heroclix.com/

They started throwing cards into the game like it was Yugi-oh or something. Then they made the first generation set unplayable.

I think I have 5 or 6 full sets including LE pieces and convention only items. My most prized was a convention only giant Galactus piece that came with a Silver Surfer piece. Paid $100 for it at Dragoncon around 2003 or so. Goes for $400 or so on Ebay.