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The only thing there isn't to like about this relatively cheap mini is the pose. It's not perfect: a little straight forward.

Definitely worth the purchase though.

Other than the coloring being a little simple, it's a great mini. It's a cheap kenku of expectable size.

2,25 for a good looking, nicely detailed mini. Pose is straight forward, which makes it a versatile.

What can I say? It's supposed to be a gnoll and does a very fine job at that.

Not a huge fan of the head he's holding, always: makes him more usable in a large group of bugbears because he sticks out, but not as a single mini. Nonetheless, great mini. Worth 4$ if you're looking for an intimidating bugbear, for sure.

This mini has a very high "what you see is what you get" value, and if you agree with me, what you see is a lot for the price of 3,25$. A detailed, intimidating, large sized mini in a very nice pose.

If you like the PH art, you'll definitely like this one.

Seriously, 2$ for this large sized, intimidating figurine? Surely, you won't be using a fiendish girallon every day, but you can use it for other large creatures just fine.

For 2$, I simply don't know why any D&D player WOULDN'T buy it, unless he plays on line or something, but even then...

The mini is a bit small to be all that impressive and the axe bends somewhat easily, other than that, what you see is what you get. Good mini for budget players but if you want something for your character, there's gotta be better minis (unless he's an elf or something).