I would buy two sets, creating one for the Overlord and two for the players to share.

I would buy at last one, possibly two.

I ran the 2nd Ed demo for my store, and always there was the "Where did the blue attack die go?"

I would buy 1 or 2 sets.

Probably 2 sets for me. 

After playing in the preview event, I'd definitely but at least 1 set of additional dice, possibly more.  The sooner the better!

I'm in for at least one, but most likely two.  One for the OL and two that the heroes can share.  Did the same thing with 1st Ed.

 We just played with a full group yesterday, and we would definitely want two more sets!

They'll make them if there is enough interest? Really? They couldn't hardly keep the 1E extra dice in stock and with the changes in 2E everyone will be rolling the blue attack dice. And they wonder if there will be demand for extra dice? Sounds like a delaying tactic until they get the base game in stock. How can they not make extra sets available?

Oh, I will be buying at least 2 sets of extra dice, maybe more.

I'd probably buy 2-4 more sets. I bought 3 of the 1st edition dice sets and that ended up being perfect. But I need to play 2nd edition several times before deciding how many extra are necessary.

I would get at least 2 sets, maybe up to 4.

 I'd pay for 2 more sets to give the heros a set and the overlord a set. 

I'd also buy one off sets that change the faces in power level, especially since it would be helpful for homebrewers. Kind of like the custom made hero quest dice.

 I would buy at least three more sets. I can't believe they don't include more with the game. I can't really see anyone saying "I can't believe all the extra dice they gave me, I never use them"

 4 sets for me!

 Place my order for two sets.

Stevemeier said:

I think it's more that they provided exactly the amount of dice you needed. I haven't played through the whole campaign yet but I've yet to see any combination that requires more dice than those provided. I can fully understand why people want more dice especially if you're dealing with a larger table and you don't want to reach, but so far in play we've found the number of dice to be perfectly adequate. In fact because of the limited dice something feels more social about the game, because players are constantly paying attention for what dice you need and passing them to you, they're also fully engaged in the game as opposed to when I'd play 1st edition where a player would make his move and then space out until his turn came up. If your players are being weird about others touching their dice tell them this isn't D&D, it's a board game, and I don't know anyone who has his own set of Monopoly dice (though I'm sure someone will now proudly show me theirs)

That all said, I'm not saying I wouldn't buy a spare set if they were to come out with such.