1" Hex Townsfolk Mini Fantasy Figures Set - 32 Unique Non Player Characters NPC - Nobility, Merchants, Peasants, Entertainers, Compatible w DND Dungeons Dragons Pathfinder RPG Games

These are really very nice for the money. They're compatible with my existing 28mm figures, no monsters or obvious player characters, no duplicates or obvious reuse of a "dolly" and decent sculpts. The paint job is dreadful, and several arrived bent. But you can fix bent by soaking in hot water, straightening and dipping in cold water, and paint jobs are easy enough to fix. If the scale is wrong or they're bad sculpts, there's just nothing to be done. If you need a bunch of non-combatant NPCs, give these people serious consideration.

Good value for the money. Good quality, pre-painted, easy to repaint if you like. Makes a good human village of NPCs. Here is a list of all of the figures included in my box. Inside the box they are in separate packs. All are male humans of either white, black or brown color unless otherwise noted: Pack 1: Priest, Priestess, Temple Guard, Monk (Franciscan Style) Pack 2: Cook, Plague Doctor, Undertaker, Blacksmith Pack 3: Bar Back (dwarf?), Butcher (Dwarf), Potion Salesman (Tiefling), Druid/ Hermit (Halfling), Pack 4: Town Crier/ Herald, Fanfare Trumpeter, Ceremonial Standard Bearer, Executioner Pack 5: Old Man with staff, Male Villager with Torch, Boy with toy dagger, Maid with Broom Pack 6: Piper, Jester, Minstrel with Flute, Woman Playing Mandolin, Man Holding book Pack 7 Bar Tender (dwarf), Bar Patron drinking, Waitress with Tray of Ales, Exotic Dancer Pack 8 Farmer with Plow (No horse), Farmer with scythe, Maid with Milk Bucket, Shepardess

You know when you’re running a D&D adventure, and the party is in a small village, or at a noble’s house, and you need figures for a cook, a serving wench, a barkeep - and you don’t care how detailed the miniatures are, but you want figures, not flat paper in stands, and definitely not spare dice (was the woodsman the 4-sided blue die, or the 6-sided red one?). These minis are just what you need. Not pretty, and a couple will be bent. But on the whole, useful and affordable.

Great for d&d

Excellent bargain figures. Are they the highest quality, most detailed out there? Of course not, they're not supposed to be. They're filler figures, and for the price they are PLENTY good enough. I read some others got duplicates which would indeed suck, but mine came all unique with no duplicates.

These are...fine? Fine. That's about it. A good selection but bear in mind these are Extremely Cheap quality plastic figurines without any significant detail to their rather primitive slapdash coloring. Look at the preview image on the listing...that's as good as it gets, don't hope for better.

As a first time DM, I needed a quick and easy town of NPCs for running Dragon of Icespire Peak. This set gives you just about anyone you’d need to let your imagination run wild. Pros + good cast of characters: blacksmith, barkeep, town elder, barmaid, and much more + no repeats + cheap price point that you can’t beat - quality is rough on painting, you might tough them up if you care to Cons - some proportions are off, tiny head on big body type things

Wide variety if characters but pretty flimsy. I think t his is a good value for a budget GM but the paint is sloppy and the figures are made of a soft rubbery plastic that makes them bend out of shape pretty easily. They measure the right size, at half an inch diameter.

Great affordable simple minis. With decent details. However missing 1 mini. Probably packing issue. But still a good bargain.