How will the new fingerprint sensor affect protective cases?

I currently have the Otterbox Defender on my iPhone 5, and I really like it. However, I can't see how a case like that would work with the new fingerprint system. I would really like a case with a screen protector, and raised edges on the outside so that the screen doesn't touch the ground when laying facedown. Does anyone know if any such cases will be developed?
Also, does anyone know if it matters what finger you use? I've only seen a few pictures, and they all show the index finger; I'd really prefer my thumb.
Thanks!

Oh, haha, I see what you did there... Ok.
I don't actually have an upgrade on my plan until January, so sadly I won't be able to put out any helpful information in a reasonable amount of time...
Thanks again, though.

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