i was pretty weary of this mini. i've heard some bad reviews of it, and after seeing the drastic difference between the vampire's box art and the less intriguing actual mini, i was worried how well seelah would look as a finish product. however, having collected every other iconic hero, i decided it was necessary to take a chance on her. truth be hold i was pleasantly surprised. While the head could've used a bit more work, and she's a bit too short, this is all and all a great paladin mini. the armor is great, the come-at-me stance is cool, and the color choice really works for her. honestly this is great for a figure this early in a set, and it would be top tier in any other nonpathfinder prepainted miniature line. it simply suffers from being a good mini in a line of great minis
While I do enjoy a little Kevin Bacon, this is a different sorta footloose. One where my mini is falling off its base. Nothing that can't be fixed with some glue, but still something that will rob this mini one of its stars. A shame too, for besides this damage, which is likely no fault of paizo, this is a five star halfling. The amount of detail, an incredible paint job, and a not-too-small-not-too-big size make this one of if not the best halfling minis i've ever seen
I was a little disappointed with this guy, especially since i want out of my way to buy him separate. The coloring online looked so cool but when I got him, the colors were sorta dull and the face kinda looks a little monkeyish. Still a good big bad, or for a darker pc, but he could've been much cooler looking.
This figure is great. It's got a good pose, great set of colors, and a good paint job. Perfect for a female duelist or rogue or pirate. Not something i would've bought on its own, but it was a great pull
Not gonna lie, I was a little bummed to be pulling this dude out of my booster. Its just this figure is really small and really flimsy. I would forgive this if it was a common figure, but I'm not sure when I'll have a need for this guy, and thus i feel like you could've save the plastic and made a gnome or halting figure instead, which are very few of in the battles line. Although the paints good for how small he is.
So happy to pull this thing out of a booster. The colors are great and the paint job was perfect. You should've seen my players faces when this bad ass hit the map. This is hands down my favorite troll mini yet.
This is actually the first set i ever bought from the pathfinder battles series. The sculpts have a wonderful level of detail and these are honestly all top tier miniatures for each of there respected classes. The paint looked a little better online then it did in person, but honestly for a pre-painted set with a vibrant array of colors for each figure, i can't complain at all. Most of all, I want to say that this was a great idea, and there needs to be more sets of nonrandom pc miniatures. I'd honestly buy everyone. The same goes for the Champions of Evil set.
I was honestly really looking forward to this figure, but upon receiving it I couldn't stop myself from feeling a little disappointed. The paint job was simply awful with random blotches everywhere and colors bleeding into areas they shouldn't be. Don't get me wrong, the pose is great, and the detail was all there, but the paint job really wasn't up to par. Hopefully this was just my figure though.
This guys a freaking bad ass. Detail rocks, painting was perfect, and good pose. I don't even play dwarves, but I feel like i need to roll one just as an excuse to whip this guy out.
Not sure if this was just the figure i received, but their was no paint on his face to indicate where the eyes were. This being said, that's my only real complaint. Otherwise the sculpt of this figure is amazing, and it be used for all sorts of pcs, such as rogues, rangers, hell I think it could even pass for a dexterous fighter. Perfect for any character who's going for the swashbuckler style. Also, even without the paint, you can still make out all of this guys facial features, which in my opinion, speaks volumes for the craftsmenship.
