Mythical Heroes Warriors! Mini Figure Set for RPGs - 102 Pcs in 17 Designs - Suitable Size for DND (Warriors! 102 pcs in 17 Designs)

I've bought a total of about 300 minis from this company. Only had one arrive with a busted arm. The quality of some of these surpass what you can get from the small packs you find in stores. Worth the money. All are great for NPC use. A few are good for PC use. There are a lot that are bent but all are usable. Cant recommend enough.

I just started out collecting and painting miniatures. This set was a lot of fun very good quality none of them were damaged. They have a lot of detail and I like the variety of characters. A great beginning to the start of some small armies

These are low quality, high volume. Three sets of figurines separated into three colors, each set identical as well as a few larger, mounted figurines. I use them for D&D map-using encounters and price-to-number is good, figurines look okay. These are just cheap mono-color molded figurines. You can paint them or do whatever you like. I even gifted figurines to my players to hold onto/paint/whatever. One of my players is a 9 year old autistic boy and he had trouble embracing the notion that the figurine for him wasn't perfectly accurate to reflect his character, but that's not really an actual issue.

I'm always nervous buying bulk miniatures on Amazon because I never know what kind of quality the prints will be. I've gotten into solo RPGs and thought I'd try out 5 Leagues From the Borderlands. It's a solo game that is best played on battlemaps with minis, and I wanted an assortment of options to choose from for my heroes and enemies. This set was a dream come true and the quality is there: they're sturdy, the level of detail is higher than I expected, the color options are helpful for distinguishing different versions of the same model, and they don't feel like they're going to break easily. I highly recommend these as a starter set for new DMs or solo players. You won't be disappointed.

There are a lot of pros and cons to these miniatures. First of all the price is hard to beat. The mold quality is surprisingly decent and you get a good variety of minis. Most of them came warped but a bath in some hot water straitened them right out. There are also mold lines the run over most of the minis, but all you need is a knife to straighten those out.

Look good for price.

Decent enough to make detail realized and bendable enough to get paint into those tight spots while not being too overly complicated to paint

Dnd party enjoyed them