If you are running the Legacy of Fire, buy this and print them off - they will save you a fortune, look great on the table, and are easy to construct! A great buy!
They are great if you need a ton of gnolls and are on a budget! Print away friends!
I like the idea of these minis, but when I went to Kinko's to print it, they at first refused because of the copyright stuff on the bottom. I then dug out the question in the faq that says you are allowed to print ONE copy of a Paizo pdf. So at this point, I have to either buy a printer or go to a variety of Kinko's to get multiple copies made. Or maybe Paizo really does only want me to print one sheet of the minis. It seems like it would be easy to put "permission granted to copy for personal use" on the bottom of the sheets along with the copyright information. Either way, I like the idea, but won't be buying any more because of that issue.
Gnolls! Gnolls! Gnolls! (Say it 3 times and they sound even funnier).
Another great Ashton Set. (And you need gnolls for the LOF AP, I've read the first 4 books and they show up in every one so far...)
A good mix of gnolls, both melee and ranged attackers. And they are the right size...BIG. These things will tower over your heroes, as gnolls should.
And of course, the price. For less than $4, you get a nice hoard. then print them out to your heart's contenet and make your players weep. (I print them on two different setting: Letter and Executive, to get slightly larger and smaller versions of the same models so that you get even more variety).
Another great addition to the LOF paper minis sets.
Excellent set which includes a good selection of gnolls with different poses and weaponry. An extra hyena and a flind add variety.
The figures are crisp, with a distinctive "cartoony yet scary" look. Assembly is super easy, and both the novice and the veteran of papercrafting will have a great time.
Recommended on its own, or to complement the minis for the "Legacy of Fire" AP.
I have never really seen the appeal of paper minis in the past. They always looked so awkward next to my collection of 3D minis that I disregarded them. These miniatures have just the right balance between cartooniness and detail. I highly recommend them and eagerly await the next sets.
My PCs just fought their first epic battle against 25 gnolls. The paper minis worked great. I printed several sheets, and had one of my players who loves papercraft cut them out so they looked awesome. So much better for me than buying dozens of minis, painting them, and then cursing when they break or bend or chip.
Sadly the gnolls in the game didn't stand up to my PC's tactics, but the minis themselves stood up well and added to the excitement!
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