Classic Encounters - 125 Iconic DND Miniatures Bulk Monsters, Unpainted 28mm DND Minis, D&D Miniatures, Dungeons and Dragons Figures Mini, Dnd Figurines, Fantasy Tabletop D&D Accessories Assembled

These are the first miniatures I bought in bulk. I haven't found any damaged ones, being careful not to put any pressure on them as many have small parts that extend out. I have just received them, and have just taken a quick look at them.They mostly bag up a few creature types in separate bags. And the bags can easily be pulled out of the box with a couple fingers. They do rub against each other if you squeeze the bags. The large dragon stands up in the box, and while packing the pack back up, I put whatever bags of creatures fit best under its wings. Then it's pretty easy to set the other bags in the space that remains in the box.I previously bought some miniatures at a gaming store, which had 2 or 3 miniatures in a small box for $5 a box. $5/2 = $2.50 each. And $5/3 = $1.67 each.With this kit there's 125 creatures for $80 which is $80/125 = 0.64 cents per creature. And this kit includes larger creatures which cost many times that on their own. So, it was easily the best deal I could find.I am an Amazon Associate. I may be financially compensated for any purchases made after clicking any link I provide.

Please Note! (As explained in the review, I have two versions of these models, one from this seller and another from the Kickstarter set, the picture is NOT indicative of the total number of figures you would get from this listing) The figures were appropriately separated into bags based on color and relative size (approximately a dozen bags in all). While perfectly suitable, the figures did not have any individual protection (i.e. a plastic shroud or foam insulator) and the box had relatively thin protective packaging overall. The figures are of excellent molding, high in detail along with strong support in both the connection to the base and throughout the model (including figures with wings and other such extruding appendages that usually are a point of weakness on models). I did previously purchase both the original and stretch goal Kickstarter boxes off of Amazon (separately from this transaction) and swiped this offer up to complement it. The models are nearly identical, with the only distinctions being a slight difference in colored plastics used (more noticeable on the translucent figures, opaque figures only have a slight difference in gray coloring). The original run might slightly be more detailed, but I am already mixing up which figures came from which box at this point. The models included are excellent for most fantasy RPG encounters, ranging from lowly creatures for a newly formed party to dispatch upwards to ferocious beasts and even ground-shaking monstrosities capable of causing chaos throughout the realm! I am very likely to reach for these miniatures for any sort of tabletop adventuring, and I would recommend these to anyone who is interested in such activities as well. :)

All minis are present and accounted for. I did have one with a missing arm - it wasn’t anywhere in the packaging so it must have left home like that. Not enough to knock off a star or bother with the seller and shipping with it since it’s easy enough to role play a one armed monster and it’ll give me a unique painting challenge. This set is an incredible value! Mold lines and imperfections on individual minis are on par with brands that are triple the price. Some of the larger ones like the dragon and werewolves do have some wider gaps that may need some putty in them prior to painting. Monster stat sheets were digital download via QR code and in standard 5e DnD format. Very satisfied with this big purchase after being nervous about never seeing the quality of this brand in person, but I am pleasantly surprised at the level of detail and quality that they have provided with their products, and a one armed goblin in a pack of 125 items won’t stop me from buying from these manufacturers either. Can’t wait to start priming and painting these!

I got my first Wildspire set months ago when they were on sale and was pleasantly surprised with the quality compared to many of the "bulk" mini buys on Amazon. I was just left wishing they had a bigger variety, as I believe the company is still pretty young. Then this at came out at the end of the year, and I just got around to seeing it. This set is easily one of the best mini grabs I've ever gotten, if not truly the best for the price (major sales aside - I recommend Gnomish Bazaar usually).Any GM can benefit from this supplement, even if they have a lot of the creatures already. 125 minis total, most are duplicates of 4 of a grip of classic essential monsters for classic TTRPG's like D&D and Pathfinder, as well as a few pleasant additions. A nice dragon that's even a bit larger and heftier than Wizkids Young Dragons, a female giant, Ogre, Troll, Naga, and a set of elementals and more. Any of the ones you see colored or clear instead of grey are transparent. The bases are fixed like most of these bulk makes, and they are packaged in clusters so expect a little bit of reshaping (I recommend a warm water dip), but I found no breaks or serious bends and reshaping was minimal. I often get Wizkids/Nolzurs in worse shape. They do not come primed so naturally I advise priming before painting.Don't sleep on this set, or any Wildspire at that. Enjoy. I have them all now - at least I think. 🤔

I just got these today and i have to say they are absolutely fantastic. One large base had some minor warping but nothing that make the mini unusable. There is only one issue with this set. The giant spiders are on a medium base and according to the 2024 D&D rules, giant spiders are large. Nothing worth losing a star over but something i would mention to anyone wanting this set. I would recommend this to anyone who needs to bolster their set of minis or anyone aspiring DM who needs minis to field.

It's wonderful. It comes with so many creatures and you can use them for any role playing game. I'm so happy to have them.