50 Unique Miniatures Fantasy Tabletop RPG Figures for Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder Roleplaying Games. Bulk unpainted, Great for D&D

If you are looking to do any type of tabletop gaming these minis are a fantastic way to start cheap. They are cheaper made minis so there is obviously some wonky details on some figures. Nothing a little bit of fine sandpaper and a exacto can’t fix. Primed and painted up the ogre and the fox warrior, the paint adhered well. Did major alterations to ogre base and body to get the look I wanted. 10/10 for the price and overall quality considering that for this many minis in any other format would cost triple.

I am planning on using these little guys as models for my Dungeons and Dragons game. This product provides a generous number of models for the price, and though the scults are not necessarily as detailed as more botique products like things from Games Workshop or other retailers, they come in enough abundance, variance, and detail to make them worth it.Would recommend.

Really impressed with the detail and quality of these. I would 100% buy them again. This was my first try at painting and it was a lot of fun.

Its a nice mix and a great value for what you get.

I have purchased bulk RPG miniatures in the past, and these were much better than other purchases. The detail wasn't lost. A few of them had 'limp' weapons, but even then it wasn't bad. A few had some real bad mold lines, but it wasn't hard to clean those up. A great deal on some fun, unique, and bulk minis to play with.I used these for a minis painting competition, and they were a big hit!

Not all of the sculpts are as detailed or as nice as others but was pleased with more of them than not. One, only one was broken when shipped but a little glue and you wouldn't notice and having the arm off makes it easier to paint the shield and the rest of the body so really not that bad. Some of the minis are a little silly and some don't quite match anything I know of in D&D but there might be something in other games I don't know about. They did a pretty good job of giving some of the more common combos players can pick from. The one I'm really scratching my head about is the wheelchair wizard. Reminds me of the Wizard Master Will Stanton in Nightmare on Elm Street 3. The best one is the Yeti as it looks strait out of the monster manual with a shout out to the Mimic because it was good but pretty basic, I mean they did what was asked with it so it's a success. The worst is the ogre. The print or mold is off. It looks like it is made of stone or something like that with these ridges or lumps all over. Some of the minis are flat with little detail while others are quite nice. They came all crammed together in a plastic jar so that why one was broken and some are bent but for being packed like that most of them are fine. The price is nice and I might order this again to get multiples of most of them. Different paint could turn some of these into bandits or guards. I can't wait to see how these paint up but they will definitely need primer because the plastic is to smooth to hold the paint well. If they make more like a wave two they should add in more of the combos players commonly use. If they really want to do something they could put out sets that have a version of each class for one race as a pack. This is a great mix of general minis and most will see use for sure.

I bought this set as a gift for my sons who play D&D. They were so happy with the size and detailing. There were several different types of characters included. One spear was curved from the packaging but he thinks it can be fixed.

High quality minis at a great price!No duplicates. I instantly found minis that matched all the characters in my party. Some of them gave me great ideas for NPC s and villains. I honestly couldn't have picked a better set on my own.We LOVE these!