56 Unpainted Fantasy Mini Figures- All Unique Designs- 1" Hex-Sized Compatible with DND Dungeons and Dragons & Pathfinder and RPG Tabletop Games- Features Goblins, Orcs, Gnolls, Skeletons & More

The right size for D&D and a great purchase for getting extra baddies or for folks just starting their collection. We lost our collection and getting started again we purchased these and it gave us everything we needed and saved us hundreds of dollars in the process. They are surprisingly well made miniatures. They don’t look bad at all, you can’t tell much of a difference between these and the official D&D miniatures in terms of quality. Suffice to say they don’t stand out in a bad way.

I'm surprised at the one start reviews. These are bulk mobs, and they're worth the money. I buy my players nice minis for their PCs, but for mobs, I think these are perfect. Yes they have flimsy weapons and a couple are leaning, but I'm very pleased for what I paid.

Keep your expectations reasonable. You’re getting a bunch of unique minis for 30 bucks. Yes there are terrible mold lines and sprues. The plastic is not great quality either, it’s a super flexible and soft plastic…. Not sure if they are a low quality PVC. Bought these to use for a d&d campaign and also to practice / learn painting on. I think they turned out okay for my first attempt at painting! Not terrible and they’re good value for the price, I would buy them again.

Honestly really impressed with these. I'm a GM moving from online to in person play so just starting out my mini collection. These were exactly what I was looking for, great array of creatures and awesome detail. I will agree with what others have said, a few of them have a heavy lean on them but they still stand so not a problem. It's really a great value if you're just trying to get some minis to use for monsters / large scale battles. In response to the other reviews saying for the price it's bad quality... each mini comes out to about 85cents. For that price these exceeded my expectations. If you're looking for exceptional quality, you're going to need to spend more than 85cents each.

for what you get the price is acceptable. it is clear that they are using a cheaper plastic with the miniatures than what you may purchase elsewhere. Many of the miniatures cannot stand up straight, weapons bent, details muddled.

Reaper 25mm miniatures are considered cheap at $2.99 to $4.99 a piece. These aren't meant to be "high quality" for detailed painting. They are meant to be a very inexpensive way to get a large number of RPG minions at a relatively low price. They meet that objective very well. I was pleasantly surprised at the level of detail for a less than $1.00 per unit price. It remains to be seen how they will take paint but they really weren't meant for that anyway. When I give painting a try I'll post results.

This is great for your basic dungeon crawling classics. The sheer number of different sculpts means you can easily use these in lots of situations. With 5 or so main groups like heroes, skeletons, zombies, gnolls, goblins, and more. Each one has at least a few really detailed or cute standouts.

I looked at several different bulk packages of miniatures for 5e D&D before buying this one. I picked it because it seemed like a good-sized number of figures without being an army, and for forty bucks I'm okay with these. I'm knocking off one star for a few of them being wonky bois that are leaning really hard, and I'm not too sure about the scaling. Overall, though, I'm fine with these. The plastic feels a little bit soft/rubbery, but the bases are consistently flat and even the leaners stand up of their own accord. For visual reference: Two of my painted minis are from the Wizkids set of townsfolk that has smiths, merchant stalls, bandits, and guards, and two of the painted minis are from Hero Forge with slight variances in their height. The minis being reviewed have very vague details and are not sanded where the plastic edges were trimmed away from molds. I will not be painting any of these; I do not think they'll take primer and paint well. The goblins in this set are Small for sure, and the rest of these minis are either fairly close to the standard height or they're a little bit taller and bulkier. All of them fit on a single 1-inch square grid. Mild rubbery odor, but I expect that to fade after they're handled a lot.

Cheap but actually better than expected (granted our expectations were low). A great way to start a mini collection without breaking the bank.

Really bad quality. 90% of the model were already bending forward or backward because of the lack of proper support. Most of their leg are too small

Little to no detail, not worth the cost