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After doing much much more than simply flipping through this book at the shelf of a stor, I have to say I am overjoyed with this book.

From the writing, to teh art, to the rules, down to even the presentation of the material - this revitilizes a beloved game system while fixing issues and moving it forward.

Reading it rekindled the sense of wonder and magic that I haven't had since playing D&D back in high school nearly 15 years ago.

This guy is one of my favorite Dwarf Minis. of all time. The detail is outstanding. The armor and the weapons look so sturdy and Dwarf-like. The detail that you can't see is his back-pack, which contains a sleeping roll, and other "adventuring" like gear. I believe there is a mug. Absolutley perfect for a Dwarf adventurer. Look at the way he's holding his hands - either the axe or the sword can be easily snipped off and a shield glued in it's place.
A really gorgeous miniature.

I've got this guy and he looks really good in hand. The shading is more pronounced and the detail is nice for a plastic. Even crouched he looms over humanoid miniatures. His bulk and his weaponry make him an eye-catching oponent on the table. He would also make a nice character mini with a quick brown wash and some touch-ups.