DND Guards Minis 25 Fantasy Miniatures for Tabletop/Dungeons and Dragons Roleplaying Games - Bulk Minis Unpainted- Figures Starter Set

My kids wanted to get some miniatures to try painting, and this looked like a good set to let them start learning how. The box includes 5 copies of each figure: half-orc with axe, dwarf with hammer, crossbowman, swordsman and spearman.Pros: The detail is fair, and the poses look good. Although the figures are somewhat generic, this helps make them useful for many RPG settings. The plastic seems sturdy yet flexible enough that the pieces shouldn't break off. None of my figures had any issues with leaning. The half-orc's axes were straight, and all of the crossbows looked fine. Most of the dwarf hammers were straight. Despite the thin dimension, most of the swords were also straight.Cons: Each figure has some mold lines, but those should be easy to trim or sand off before painting. A couple of the dwarf hammers had a slight bend in the shaft, and a couple of the swords were slightly bent as well. Every spear was bent. Hot water should be able to straighten out the weapons.Other thoughts: Although I own several metal miniatures, very few of them have crossbows, so I was happy to add some crossbowmen to my collection. The head on the spears looks somewhat like a glaive (another weapon sorely lacking among my metal figures), so those figures can potentially serve as glaive-wielders instead of spearmen if desired.Conclusion: At just over $1 per mini, the price is very reasonable for what this set includes. Although the figures aren't perfect, the mold lines and bent weapons are fixable issues. I would probably rate this 4.5 stars, but since that's not an option I'm rounding it up to 5. I hope to see more miniature sets like this from Drunk'n Dragon in the future.

The quality is great. And the details are just enough to make them interesting, without making them hard to paint. And the mold lines are even placed in places that make removal optional. You can never have too many guards, but I especially like the dwarf and orc.Overall, great product and I will certainly be buying more in the future.

Not the same quality as a real D&D figure, but you're saving money.And when all you need are some minis to play with. These are a good choice.

The figures arrived packaged together in a baggie inside a small box. I got exactly what was advertised, 5 each Half-Orcs, Dwarves, Swordsmen, Crossbowmen, and Spearmen. For just over a buck-a-piece, these are a fantastic value with quality material and good details.None of my figures arrived broken, but 4/5 of the spearmen's spears are really bent and one of the crossbowmen is standing with a dramatic lean-back. I might try warming the figures in hot water and see if they can be straightened. I may not bother since these are just meant for generic NPCs anyway. If I do, I'll update with the results.See attached pictures which include a ruler and painted Hero Forge figure for scale.

These were pretty challenging to paint but turned out really nice. It's great for creating separate armies or squadrons.

One of my half orc guards is missing an arm. Other than that, nice set.

Sometimes you just need a lot of guards in your campaign, nothing fancy, and buying several of the same miniature gets expensive quick. That's why I was glad to see this package. I got five sculpts, 25 miniatures, basically an entire town guard, for roughly a buck a piece. Like all miniatures, metal or plastic, some of the thin parts (swords, spears, etc) have come out a bit bent. I haven't yet went to the effort to warm them in hot water and bend them back, but some of them have bent back into shape with just simple finger pressure and holding them in place. They also come well-based. In total, I like these little guys.

I bought this set of minis on a whim due to the price. And I gotta say for the quality and quantity of the minis it’s hard to top the price. 25 minis for about $30 is a great deal. Now the minis themselves aren’t quite as detailed as major brands like Reaper or WizKids but they still have a pretty decent amount of detail on them. I think having less details would make them great for beginning painters so if any who read this review are beginners and want a nice set of minis for an affordable price, this is well worth it. Or if you’re a more experienced painter, they still make for a good set of NPCs for your campaign rather you need town guards, soldiers, bandits or what have you. I really enjoyed painting these and am excited to put them into play for my campaign.I am also looking forward to seeing more sets by this brand and will gladly support the company as it expands with more minis.

I ran a prison one shot in dndThe guards allowed for great immersion in battle as well as came exactly how presented!Amazing product

The minis are in good detail

A friend of mine got a pair of these and I loved these the moment I layed my eyes on them. 25 super cool guard style minis. Only issue is 65$ for 25 is a little steep compared to some 40 minis for 60$ deals or 35 minis for 45$ I think 35$ for the 25 miniatures would be a great price and more people would purchase, I would purchase again at that point. Only thing is line haven’t come in the mail so I’m disappointed about that. I’d like to try and order but I’m not sure since the first time I have yet to receive them. My friend is super happy I may even try to buy them off him

Some of my pieces came without arms!