Mythical Heroes Mini Figure Set for RPGs - 93 Pcs in 16 Designs - Heroes and Monsters - Suitable Size for DND

Outstanding product value. Before I ordered, I read the reviews and expected at least 6 of the minis to arrive broken, I had 3 so expect to have some super glue handy. That being said, I gave 5 star review because this assortment exceded my realistic expectations. Get nearly one hundred 28mm scale quality minis, for me this worked out to be less than 40 cents each. The plastic is flexible (unlikely to break), there are 6 of each sculpt, enough to practice painting, operate several types of campaigns, use mob tactics, and have a lot of fun. If you check the pictures, you find several in different settings, some with different paint jobs and some with the same paint jobs. There is a picture shoing the raw wizard mini, primed & base coated, then finish painted. There are also comparisons with other mini brands such as D&D, CMON, Reaper and generic; this set looks good with plently of detail. There are so many, I have really been able to improve my mini painting skills to the point I am going to go back to the first few and fix them while the last ten I am painting for a snow adventure and they are looking great. If you are wanting to get a set of minis to go from nothing to plenty OR bulk up on minis that can be easily integrated with others OR if you need to practice painting before you start investing in high end paint or sculpts THIS IS YOUR SET.

As a value proposition, these are tops. I picked this up to have bulk bandits for Phandelver, and am still using them as knights, ruffians, assassins, and even a PC. If you want inexpensive minis, there is a lot of variety, while also having enough of each that you can field a full combat. With bandits, knights, kobolds, goblins, rats, and wizards you have a good collection for low-level adventuring. Great buy if you are just starting tabletop gaming with minis but don't want to commit a ton of money just yet.

Pros: Good selection of miniatures, both heroes and foes. Reasonable amount of detail on the miniatures. Scale is good for D&D/Pathfinder game play. For a starting group, this will probably get you going out of the gate. Cons: Some of the miniatures could do with a bit more detail, while I think many miniatures go over board with buckles and straps and doohickies, it would be nice to have at least the hint of scales on the dragons. Another minor con is that there are no small heroes (halflings or gnomes), though for starting players a goblin or kobold could stand in for one of these. The biggest issue is that the package looked like Ace Ventura delivered it, beaten and battered. Of the 69 miniatures, 10 were not fully assembled including all 3 dragons, some just come apart at a glue spot, but a few were broken (2 of the dragons for a wing joint and one dragon foot). I am happy to say, I shouldn't have any problem repairing these except for the wizard whose arm with the spellbook did not make it (have other hands from other miniatures, so not a big problem). Neutral: The dragons appear to be on huge (3"x3") bases, but look more sized towards large (2"x2") creatures. Since I am needing to do some repair to them any way, I will probably just rebase them as well. Overall, this is worth the money, but go into the purchase with your expectations set appropriately. You may need to do some minor repairs, but for the price per miniature of something you would get out of a gumball machine, the quality and detail is quite high.

Great quality for the price, and nice variety of figures, simple and generic enough to work for many different parties and types of monsters! It's hard to find a set like this, which doesn't have silly or niche figures that you'll rarely or never use. And having the same figures in three different colors is useful for distinguishing groups and factions.

I used to DM online, so I got these to give in-person D&D a go. They seemed like the most well-rounded pack I could find; I needed a good assortment of player characters for anyone that doesn't have their own mini, small enemies like rats for cave exploration, basic enemies like goblins/skeletons/bandits for the random encounters, and of course, what is Dungeons and Dragons without dragons? This one pack will fill like 90% of your mini needs. You'll WANT more minis, to have more enemy variety, but you can do a whole campaign with just this pack if you wanted to. I haven't bought it yet, but House of Bodian makes another pack called "Forest/Swamp Edition" that comes with a bunch of monsters. If you paired this pack and that one together you're probably set for life at the low low price of $80. Some reviewers say they've gotten broken pieces, but mine all came intact. Thin parts like the swords and spears are a little flimsy and some of them are bent, but it's no big deal for the price. I haven't painted any of mine yet. They still work really well unpainted, and having them in multiple colors helps you remember which skeleton had 5hp and which had 10hp. Overall, these really take you from zero to hero and I'd recommend them to any DM!

I wasn’t exactly sure what to expect, especially after reading through a number of reviews about this product. But at $34 for 93 fantasy rpg miniatures I thought I’d give it a shot. Especially since it’s difficult to find a bundle that had a variety of different player character classes represented, in this set there are 10. My biggest concern was more on how much detail the figures had and more importantly, in what condition would they arrive in. To my pleasant surprise all 93 pieces arrived intact and the detail was better than expected. The size of the miniatures are 28mm scale which is larger than the Runequest figures I’ve been using on my game table these past 9 months. Overall this is a good purchase and an excellent value especially if your looking for a starter set of miniatures to have on your table, or to practice painting if new to that aspect of the hobby. As for the creature miniatures, there are a good generic spectrum provided such as skeletons, zombies, goblins, kobolds, rats and 3 dragons. Just for clarity the dragons look more like young dragons if not younger, but even if this set didn’t have those included it’s still a great value. You get what you pay for normally, but in this case one gets more than expected, especially if you’ve priced out what it would cost to purchase these individually. I hope this review helps. Blue Skies.

All the pieces arrived in great shape - no need to fix or repair anything. The mix of characters and monsters is good and with just this one set you can get a campaign off to a good start. I played DnD back in the 70's and 80's and we used lead miniatures which I feel like they were a little smaller in scale. Other than that, these seem to be a great value for what you get.

You cannot beat the price to piece ratio here. These fit in the standard 28mm range for table top gaming and have good detail at their price point. For me, the 3 dragons are too small to work as actual dragons, but I've found they make great statues and shrines for dragon cultists in my campaign. Made of sturdy plastic, but not so brittle as to easily break, this is a great starting point for new/returning DMs that need to amass a selection cheap and quickly. Also to note, I went and got their forest and swamp monster set not long after getting this, and would say get both if you're considering jumping all in.

Nice unpainted mini's, better than expected quality for the price, the Dragons have no real detail on them like scales or anything, but can be painted up real nice without that.

Great selection and value. Very happy.