Wildspire Hero, Player-Character, NPC DND Miniatures, 28mm32mm Unpainted D&D Minis Dungeons & Dragons Figures D D Bulk Pathfinder Fantasy Tabletop Fantasy Minis Set

These minis are great. They are really good quality with lots of detail and easy to paint. A couple had the weapons a little warped, but very minor. They are all super fun and a bit quirky. I really like them for our family D&D as they are really fun and full of personality. There is also a great diversity of characters.Was able to paint them all in about 2 weeks. They look fantastic. You can see some photos of what I painted them. They are on my 3d printed terrain.

Board game quality miniatures in a compact box. 15 miniatures for 15.99 is a good price for me. I like the sculpts for these minis. You can see what they look like pretty well on the box.

cool little pieces ,great looking characters needed for some paint pieces

The figures are a nice quality, and a good amount of detail. Some of the thinner plastic pieces were a little bent like the needle in the mouse figure. The packaging was a little confusing since the box is about as long and wide as my index finger but everything arrived fine with the exception that the mini with the sword on the ground in front had the sword detach.

I'm not super experienced with minis. Just a couple board game sets, a generic TTRPG set from another company, and these. These are easily as detailed as my minis for some of my high-end board games, they accept paint well, and they look great. In fact, I like them enough to have ordered one of Wildspire's bigger sets. I really can't find a complaint. Being a set, a couple don't match any setting I play with, but that's to be expected getting things in bulk, and it's not an issue at all. Everything is very well made for the price.

Got this as a gift for a friend he liked it.

The miniatures are (in my opinion) a good value. You get a variety of different humanoid creatures as well as normal humans, and they aren't extremely complex. That being said the details on the box are much more pronounced than they are when you get them (for example the little mouse warrior's shield has grooves in the picture, but in person they are almost non existent), and that goes for all of them. Also a notable downside is any thin piece of plastic (staff, mouse weapon, the mouth sword, etc.) are almost definitely going to be bent because of how thin they are and the way they are packaged, but they are pretty easy to bend back into the correct shape.All in all if you are just starting out with miniature painting or just want some minis to practice on these aren't a bad price for what you get (again in my opinion, if you want try buying a board game that comes with miniatures for what is likely the best money to mini ratio. Plus you get a board game to play after all the painting). If you want some nicer looking ones to show off after you paint then you're probably better off shelling out the extra money for ones that have more detail on them and are packaged with more care (they come in a tiny box shoved into a small resalable plastic bag).

Figures are small, but detailed. Great variety in classes and races