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This determined dwarf is ready to stab you in the back from the looks of her weaponry. With careful shaving, you can alter the blades to fit your liking if you wish. I attached a larger base for better stability and to add terrain features as the sculpted base is very small.

Great figure that was quick to paint because you look at it and instantly know what color scheme you're going to use. Can easily be used for a druid, cleric, shaman, or voodoo mistress; hero or villain. While she may be limited by climate, this is still a masterful figure in her simplicity.

Was looking for a good looking female archer character and went with this one. Looks good initially, has decent detail but when finished just didn't look all that great. The billowy shirt sleeves really took away from the figure. I ended up not liking the way the hair curves around the face. Wish I would have found the Callie figure first.

Standing ready, this barbarian girl awaits the next fight. With the bare essentials, this figure can stand out for the jungle adventures. Throw in the saber-toothed cat found in the animals figures and you've got a hearty duo.

With thigh high boots, corset, and less than hidden katana, this female will get the job done. Good detail in the straps on the boots but takes much longer to paint with care to get full potential from.

Classic female pirate/swashbuckler in a defiant pose. Base is very small so be sure to get something to mount it onto. Otherwise, great basic sculpt, clean, and inspiring to paint.

While this sorceress could possibly serve as a paladin, the woman on this figure looks great with plenty of detail but the dragon companion is lacking and really just doubles the size of the figure. Would have been better separate from character with bases that fit together.

The human packmule. Here is the figure for that annoying player that insists on hauling around everything with no regards to encumberance. There's a little bit of everything hanging off this guy from a roasted chicken, keg, books, and bedroll, to extra weapons. Way to burden down your hireling! Very limited use but just hilarious looking.

Tall and thin, this figure can be passed off as an elf also. Just the basics on this guy but that helps make him cool as he ponders a coin pouch in his hand. Bought him for building up an npc group to counter my players' heroes.

This young looking figure is perfect for representing the fledging sorcerer. Giving off a pompousness in his fancy clothes, he serves well for the up and coming spellslinger. Clean figure, good detail, and went immediately into use.

While there may be limited use in this figure with its crouching position, it always works for the back alleys. Detail is limited but with the right paint job, he'll serve as a deadly warning to roaming the night alone.

I opted for a blood red cloak on this assassin with tattoos down his exposed arm. While not a lot of detail, the creepy looking visage is enough to inspire wariness.

Super little gnome figure, lots of little equipment pieces on him to add to his character. Painted up beautifuly and was much easier to paint than expected while still having that certain uniqueness to him.