Pathfinder Paper Minis—Pathfinder Module: "The Dragon's Demand" PDF

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Thanks Liz!

Cool! Really impressive list of appearance! So many great minis to be used for so many different encounters!
Seems like another must-buy.

Thanks, Callous Jack! (and Liz for putting it up here, of course!)

Ruyan.

Edit: I think, I've never had as many exclamation marks before as in this post!

Cool! Really impressive list of appearance! So many great minis to be used for so many different encounters!

Thanks RuyanVe!

Amazing Callous Jack! Big fan of your previous Sanpoint Townsfolks.

I was debating about which minis-set would be my next one...

Amazing Callous Jack! Big fan of your previous Sanpoint Townsfolks.

Than you very much, Pemberfoot! I appreciate the review and hope you continue to like the sets I do in the future.

I was debating about which minis-set would be my next one...

And the choice is...?

Just got mine and I must say, very nice! Especially the new monsters that have no representation in any other format. I started off just needing more kobolds lol, saw all the other goodies included and for the price, it's a no brainer if you want to run this module...get these paper mini's!

Just got mine and I must say, very nice! Especially the new monsters that have no representation in any other format. I started off just needing more kobolds lol, saw all the other goodies included and for the price, it's a no brainer if you want to run this module...get these paper mini's!

Thanks Ellestil, glad you liked the set!

Kajehase wrote:

I was debating about which minis-set would be my next one...

And the choice is...?

Probably The Varnhold Vanishing - It's got centaurs!

But...but... this has kobolds and man-bats and a tree with tentacles!
;-)

Do the paper minis have art that looks as good as the pawns?

The cover-figure is usually a good hint as to the style of the paper minis in a product. As to whether they're better or worse, that's pretty much down to taste.

The cover-figure is usually a good hint as to the style of the paper minis in a product. As to whether they're better or worse, that's pretty much down to taste.

That's not bad then. I found hot press board is great for pawn bases so gluing them on to a sheet and cutting them out would save me some money.

Hi DonKeebals! You might want to try this link, it talks about making your own pawns using the paper minis.
Link.

If you do own pawns, another poster (Cori Marie) had success by printing on stickers which could be placed on the actual pawns (and removed without damaging them).

I hope those help.

I love these, getting them ready to run the campaign. But I found a flaw, The Grioth Clerics have been printed on one side only. The other sides are just standard Grioths.

Wow. These are just terrific. Paper minis have come a long way in just a few years. I would absolutely use these at my table. As it is, I'm using them for my PbP game as art to go along with each NPC. It really brings them to life.

Thanks Tarondor! I'm very happy to hear you like them. :)

Bill, thanks for the heads up, I will look into and hopefully have it fixed very soon.

I love these, getting them ready to run the campaign. But I found a flaw, The Grioth Clerics have been printed on one side only. The other sides are just standard Grioths.

Hmmm...I checked the page and there are two Grioth clerics and six Grioths. They all appear to have the proper flipside. Can you be more specific to the problem you had?

Updated. Thanks Liz!

The bases don't match up with the minis. Most are matched up perfectly, but:

Pentosh doesn't get a base, nor does Mathezic, but there is an extra base for Cruel Dire Rat.

Thanks Danny Atwood, I'll look into it.