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This nalfeshnee looks amazing. This is one of the best Huge miniatures in the set. The details in the face are outstanding. The sculpt, the pose, and the size are spot on.

This is definitely a worthwhile dragon to acquire. I'm personally preferential to D&D's stocky blue dragon design over Paizo's long limbed version but in the Paizo universe, this is a great representation of its kind. The wash used brings out a lot of the details in the scales.

It looks great. Great use of the transparent plastic billowing from the cloak. The patterns are painted well on the robe. Its an intimidating piece.

This is a decent looking nightmare. The translucent plastic is used to good effect.

I like the pose. But I dislike that some of the details weren't painted. For example, the sewing on the shirt could have been a different color and the eyes could have used pupils.

I dislike the Pathfinder 2E hobgoblin design very much. But I can't fault the miniature for it. The sculpt and paint job are acceptable.

For a rare it could have been painted a little better but otherwise, I like it. Toot your horn, orc warlod. Toot your horn.

A flying space snake is a cool idea but this one doesn't look good in hand. Even for a Small-sized miniature, it lacks much detail and the paint job is sloppy at best. You might want to save these for playing in the dark.

This guy is very large. He could almost be a Huge miniature. It's a cool looking sculpt but I probably won't ever need more than one or two of them. As an Uncommon, I definitely got more than that in a case.

Unfortunately, this is one of the worse miniatures in the set. The size is too small. It's almost like a Medium-sized miniature on a Large-sized base. The details are also very lacking. I just doesn't look good.

It looks like a WWII fighter plane with sci-fi touches. The sculpt and colors are cool.

It's a big space brain. It is on the larger side of Large miniatures. The vibrant colors catch the eye. Overall it looks good.

Well it is an oddball-looking alien but the miniature matches the artwork. I'm giving in an average rating because there is nothing very exciting about it, but there is nothing wrong with it either.

This set includes a lot of useful pieces. Crates and barrels are always handy to scatter across the terrain. The vehicle is well built and painted. The flatbed has hitches on both ends so you could attach additional pieces to make a longer train if you wanted. The bench is a simple piece painted silver but I can think of plenty of uses for it as well.

The pink spell effect is neat. The dwarf herself looks solid. Maybe they could have shown some more form under the robes but that's just my personal opinion.

It is painted well but I don't like the sculpt. It looks too lanky. I think the head to body ratio is off. The head should be larger and the limbs should be shorter. But it still easily identifies as a Pathfinder goblin.

It is strange that WizKids manages to pack great detail into the halflings in this set but can't quite do the same for the gnomes. Anyway, this halfling looks really good. The paint job is superb and it overall looks like an amazing wizard character. Some areas get a like bit blobby but I wouldn't notice on a table.

This one is bad. The face and helmet are melted together into a singular blob like a Hershey's Kiss left in the sun. The overall paintjob is equally bad. In some areas there is even skin tone painted over where armor should be.

This is a good looking halfling caster miniature. The colors don't scream druid and it could easily be a wizard as well. I like the spellcasting runes around the hand. The miniature is very detailed for a Small size.

This cloud giant looks excellent. The colors are perfect and the transparent hair is a nice touch. The only negative is the thin sword which can easily warp and bend.

This cloud giant looks excellent. The colors are perfect and the transparent hair is a nice touch. The only negative is the thin spear which can easily warp and bend.

I like that this dragon turtle has some bulk to it. The sculpt is nice but I don't care for the all black paint job.

This is a great Storm Giant. With it's pose and weaponry, it could fill many different class representations. The colors are simplistic but it doesn't feel like in needs any more. I like the lightning on the shoulder.

An abolith miniature has been long overdue. I'm glad one has finally been made. It looks suitably like an abolith.

I'm glad Paizo has returned to the black skinned fire giant as opposed to the awful orange skinned ones. The translucent fire for hair looks good. And the armor is appropriate. No complaints about this one.