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Pathfinder RPG combat comes to life on your tabletop with Heroes & Monsters, the debut release in the new Pathfinder Battles prepainted miniatures line! Produced in cooperation with Paizo Publishing, Heroes & Monsters presents a fascinating array of 40 beautifully painted miniatures perfect for use with the Pathfinder RPG or any fantasy miniatures game! From the brave Gnome Fighter to the mighty evil lich, Heroes & Monsters offers a wide range of player characters and dungeon denizens that make a perfect start to your Pathfinder Battles collection!

  • Heroes & Monsters Standard Boosters contain 1 Medium or 2 Small miniatures.
  • Heroes & Monsters Large Boosters contain 1 Large miniature.
  • Heroes & Monsters Bricks contain 16 Standard Boosters and 3 Large Boosters.
  • Heroes & Monsters Cases contain 4 Bricks (64 Standard Boosters and 12 Large Boosters).

Purchasers should get no to very few duplicate figures in a brick. Buyers who purchase factory-sealed cases should get a nearly complete set of figures. (As with any randomized product, collation is not guaranteed.)

Begin your Pathfinder Battles collection today! The Heroes & Monsters of the Pathfinder world await!

See the press release for questions and answers about this exciting new product line.


Heroes & Monsters Set List

CommonUncommon
1  Goblin Warrior (Red)
2  Goblin Hero (Red)
3  Goblin Warrior (Blue)
4  Goblin Hero (Blue)
5  Orc Brute
6  Orc Warrior
7  Skeleton
8  Watch Guard
9  Watch Officer
10  Lizardfolk Champion
11  Zombie
12  Giant Spider
13  Wolf
14  Venomous Snake
15  Mummy
16  Human Rogue
17  Human Ranger
18  Elf Wizard
19  Half-Elf Cleric
20  Dwarf Fighter
21  Human Druid
22  Gnome Fighter
23  Dire Rat
Rare
24  Gargoyle
25  Half-Orc Barbarian
26  Spectre
27  Seelah, Human Paladin
28  Werewolf
29  Medusa
30  Minotaur
31  Ogre
32  Troll
33  Ettin
34  Chimera
35  Manticore
36  Giant Caveweaver Spider
37  Frost Giant
38  Succubus
39  Lich
40  Vampire

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Too Much $$$

2/5

I hate to be a bad mouth, and I am honestly not motivated here by vehemence. This figs just cost way too much for what you get ESPECIALLY because they are random and plastic.

I am not saying there is anything better out there - as far as I can tell there isn't. My local store is 1 of 2 significant stores, in a metro area of around half a million folks. The store I frequent has yet to sell out of the ORIGINAL , the 2nd line has barely sold at all, and he has refused to order anything else. It just doesn't sell. And its not placement - they are quite actually the first and last thing you see when you enter his store.

When I bought DND mini's the price for randoms eventually became to high for me and I was able to still get the minis I wanted by buying singles. So far, everything I have seen indicates the singles market is incredibly over-inflated.

So, quality wise they are top notch. The paint jobs and sculpts are in every way superior to what I have seen anywhere else here in America. There are foreign companies doing comparable work in similar markets, but that is irrelevant to this review.

For me though, the final thing comes down to money. They are too expensive.


Individual figures

2/5

I would be more willing to buy these if one could select individual figures desiered rather than getting a "Grab Bag (box)" of unknowns.


Vibrant, but Overpriced

2/5

I didn't even want to buy any originally because of the price, but I decided to grab 3 small (1 medium or 2 small figures each) and 1 large (1 large figure) boxes. This cost me $19 before taxes and I ended up with 1 large and 3 medium figures. When D&D Miniatures was producing boosters I would pay $15 or $16 before taxes to get 8 figures and I'm pretty sure there was 1 large per booster.

I then placed them side by side with the D&D Miniatures I have and I would say the quality is about the same, but the Pathfinder minis are more vibrant. The D&D minis though each came with a stat card and could be used to play a separate minis tactical game.

Even if I were to get 2 small figures in each of the small boxes of Pathfinder minis I purchased I'd have 7 figures. For $3 or $4 less I would have 1-4 more figures and I never remember seeing a full booster of D&D minis as small figures, maybe half at most.

I really like the Pathfinder RPG books, but I'm sorry, I won't be buying any more minis because I think they're overpriced. Maybe I'm just behind times though because I know the D&D minis are not being produced any more, but I can still buy singles for $1 each for commons and uncommons.


1-2 random for HOW MUCH!

1/5

For random minis, the pricing is obscene. Tack on a buck and let me know what I am Getting. The local store has yet to sell out of the Original Brick. And from what I have seen, the sculpts and painting is so sub-par.
As much as I hate the Paper Minis, I will take those over these in a heartbeat.


Excellent Beginning Run.

5/5

I have just gotten into my box set that I recieved (in no specific order). Individual Review will be added later.

Box 1:

Frost Giant
Ogre
Troll
Skeleton
Venomous Snake
Spectre
Red Goblin Hero
Red Goblin Warrior
Giant Spider
Zombie
Watch Officer
Watch Guard
Dire Rat
Medusa
Half-Elf Cleric
Vampire
Human Rogue
Wolf
Gnome Fighter
Human Ranger
Seelah, Human Paladin

Box 2:

Manticore
Ogre
Troll
Succubus
Human Rogue
Blue Goblin Warrior
Blue Goblin Warrior
Blue Goblin Hero
Blue Goblin Hero
Red Goblin Warrior
Red Goblin Hero
Gnome Fighter
Dire Rat
Skeleton
Human Ranger
Spectre
Seelah, Human Paladin
Lizardfolk Champion
Watch Guard
Medusa
Venomous Snake
Giant Spider
Orc Warrior

Box 3:

Ettin
Minotaur
Chimera
Orc Warrior
Zombie
Giant Spider
Watch Officer
Werewolf
Lizardfolk Champion
Wolf
Mummy
Elf Wizard
Half-Elf Cleric
Blue Goblin Hero
Blue Goblin Warrior
Half-Orc Barbarian
Dwarf Fighter
Lich
Human Druid
Gargoyle

Box 4:

Ettin
Giant Caveweaver Spider
Troll
Spectre
Zombie
Mummy
Elf Wizard
Human Druid
Wolf
Watch Officer
Giant Spider
Medusa
Blue Goblin Warrior
Blue Goblin Hero
Half-Elf Cleric
Skeleton
Werewolf
Venomous Snake
Succubus
Orc Brute

Final Count:

Red Goblin Warrior x2
Red Goblin Hero x2
Blue Goblin Warrior x4
Blue Goblin Hero x4
Orc Brute
Orc Warrior x2
Skeleton x3
Watch Guard x2
Watch Officer x3
Lizardfolk Champion x2
Zombie x3
Giant Spider x4
Wolf x3
Venomous Snake x3
Mummy x2
Human Rogue x2
Human Ranger x2
Elf Wizard x2
Half-Elf Cleric x3
Dwarf Fighter
Human Druid x2
Gnome Fighter x2
Dire Rat x2
Gargoyle
Half-Orc Barbarian
Spectre x3
Seelah, Human Paladin x2
Werewolf x2
Medusa x3
Minotaur
Ogre x2
Troll x3
Ettin x2
Chimera
Manticore
Giant Caveweaver Spider
Frost Giant
Succubus x2
Lich
Vampire

84 Minis, out a minimum 76, and was able to get the full collection. I can safely say that I am over all pleased, though I was hoping for more humanoid opponents, but can't be to grumpy since I did get a full collection, with a few doubles of key members. Add to this the ones Irecieved from random Store Boughts as well as a minion order from this site and the six-man Evil Booster and you have a good assortment of minis to choose from.


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Mazra wrote:
That is ALMOST like an investment. Don't flame me here. I did say almost. I would never recommend that you buy plastic toys to replace your 401K.

Me neither. I recommend overproof rum. Where else will you get 80%?


Gorbacz wrote:


Luckily for me, gambling in my country is rather restrained.

Only legal gambling, my friend. Only legal. The real fun stuff, where contractual penalties include limb breaks rather than tax breaks is still totally free-form :P


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Cartigan wrote:
Arazyr wrote:


All I was doing was pointing out an example of blind-packed, randomized product in stores.
And my contention has been price point.

Really? I didn't get that from your previous posts where you went on and on about how it needs a lame collectible miniatures game to go with it.

To which I still respond: Prove it. I have yet to see any evidence that a significant amount of DDM sales were from players of the miniatures instead of the vast majority being to role-players who wanted them for the same reason they will be buying Pathfinder minis: For use in D&D/Pathfinder games.


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deinol wrote:
Cartigan wrote:
Arazyr wrote:


All I was doing was pointing out an example of blind-packed, randomized product in stores.
And my contention has been price point.

Really? I didn't get that from your previous posts where you went on and on about how it needs a lame collectible miniatures game to go with it.

To which I still respond: Prove it. I have yet to see any evidence that a significant amount of DDM sales were from players of the miniatures instead of the vast majority being to role-players who wanted them for the same reason they will be buying Pathfinder minis: For use in D&D/Pathfinder games.

I can't prove that a miniature game would create a significant increase in the sales, I do think however that a mini game to go with it would open another sales avenue. So I am in favor of a mini game for that reason. And because I have several old DDM players who I could probably get to go in on minis with me.


deinol wrote:
Cartigan wrote:
Arazyr wrote:


All I was doing was pointing out an example of blind-packed, randomized product in stores.
And my contention has been price point.

Really? I didn't get that from your previous posts where you went on and on about how it needs a lame collectible miniatures game to go with it.

To which I still respond: Prove it. I have yet to see any evidence that a significant amount of DDM sales were from players of the miniatures instead of the vast majority being to role-players who wanted them for the same reason they will be buying Pathfinder minis: For use in D&D/Pathfinder games.

I'll get that to you, right after I find the evidence that "miniature buys drive other purchases of game content" and "$4 is common market price point for blind-boxed random singles that don't have their own driving incentive to purchase them"


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Cartigan wrote:
Kin Korn Karn wrote:


Its worth noting that neither are on the right sized base, and the troll is medium sized.

I couldn't find size provided

Quote:
Also, find me a hill giant, white dragon. Or grell. Or anything beyond your most basic low level fodder monsters, because that's all you can afford take the risk on with non-random plastic pre-paints.
Are we moving the goalposts now? "Can't use Reaper LE minis or DDM minis to qualify, now find something that qualifies or else!"

I myself am satisfied with your Legendary Encounters example. I will point out that the Pathfinder/Wizkids method will bring twice as many sculpts to market within a year as Legendary Encounters has taken several times that long to produce by re-using existing sculpts.

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Cartigan wrote:
I'll get that to you, right after I find the evidence that "miniature buys drive other purchases of game content" and "$4 is common market price point for blind-boxed random singles that don't have their own driving incentive to purchase them"

If only someone engaged in the business of selling miniatures and rpgs had already indicated that they believe the model being discussed will be a successful one, based upon their experience and knowledge in the industry, including the reliability of those assumptions.

Oh wait, we already have that.

Hey! I just figured out something - is the avatar with the long nose intended to invoke a fictional character with a similar propensity relating to the truth?

It all makes sense now!

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Folks, this has gone on long enough.

Discussions specifically relating to Heroes and Monsters still belong here, but if you want to debate the finer points of the roleplaying miniatures market, please create a new thread in the miniatures forum (for the market in general) or the licensed product forum (for Pathfinder Battles specifically).


Pathfinder Adventure, Adventure Path, Lost Omens Subscriber
Cartigan wrote:
deinol wrote:
To which I still respond: Prove it. I have yet to see any evidence that a significant amount of DDM sales were from players of the miniatures instead of the vast majority being to role-players who wanted them for the same reason they will be buying Pathfinder minis: For use in D&D/Pathfinder games.
I'll get that to you, right after I find the evidence that "miniature buys drive other purchases of game content" and "$4 is common market price point for blind-boxed random singles that don't have their own driving incentive to purchase them"

I never claimed that "miniature buys drive other purchases of game content", that's other people.

At the moment "$4 is common market price point for blind-boxed random singles that don't have their own driving incentive to purchase them" is the only price point for such a product. So I guess it is the most common.

I'm betting that the $4-$6 price point will drive an amazing amount of impulse buys. If my local store carries them, I may pick one up every time I pick up comics.


Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Adventure Path, Starfinder Roleplaying Game, Starfinder Society Subscriber
deinol wrote:
Cartigan wrote:
Kin Korn Karn wrote:


Its worth noting that neither are on the right sized base, and the troll is medium sized.

I couldn't find size provided

Quote:
Also, find me a hill giant, white dragon. Or grell. Or anything beyond your most basic low level fodder monsters, because that's all you can afford take the risk on with non-random plastic pre-paints.
Are we moving the goalposts now? "Can't use Reaper LE minis or DDM minis to qualify, now find something that qualifies or else!"
I myself am satisfied with your Legendary Encounters example. I will point out that the Pathfinder/Wizkids method will bring twice as many sculpts to market within a year as Legendary Encounters has taken several times that long to produce by re-using existing sculpts.

Hell by the time the Rise of the Runelords set comes out we will have 105 minis (minimum) versus 39 (45 if you count the extra sculpts in the multipack). So we could easily see 3 to 4 times as many minis in a year.:)


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Ross Byers wrote:

Folks, this has gone on long enough.

Discussions specifically relating to Heroes and Monsters still belong here.

Fair enough. I have one remaining question: I know you can't release the list of models yet, but can we get some sort of indication as to how many of the 40 models for the set will be large?


deinol wrote:
Ross Byers wrote:

Folks, this has gone on long enough.

Discussions specifically relating to Heroes and Monsters still belong here.

Fair enough. I have one remaining question: I know you can't release the list of models yet, but can we get some sort of indication as to how many of the 40 models for the set will be large?

I'd assume by the size of the cases it'd be 8~10. If you have a good shot of getting one of everything in a semi-random case with only 12 larges. Again, just a guess, but I'd think that should be close anyways.


Sniggevert wrote:
deinol wrote:
Ross Byers wrote:

Folks, this has gone on long enough.

Discussions specifically relating to Heroes and Monsters still belong here.

Fair enough. I have one remaining question: I know you can't release the list of models yet, but can we get some sort of indication as to how many of the 40 models for the set will be large?
I'd assume by the size of the cases it'd be 8~10. If you have a good shot of getting one of everything in a semi-random case with only 12 larges. Again, just a guess, but I'd think that should be close anyways.

I think you are being optimistic here. I would wager it is not more than 6 and probably closer to 5.

I'd expect: 1 rare, 1 uncommon, 3 common. In case of 12, you'd probably get 1 rare, 3 uncommons, and the rest would probably be commons.

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Ross Byers wrote:

Folks, this has gone on long enough.

Discussions specifically relating to Heroes and Monsters still belong here, but if you want to debate the finer points of the roleplaying miniatures market, please create a new thread in the miniatures forum (for the market in general) or the licensed product forum (for Pathfinder Battles specifically).

Hey, wow, I feel vindicated.

I think this product is going to be awesome!

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pres man wrote:

I think you are being optimistic here. I would wager it is not more than 6 and probably closer to 5.

I'd expect: 1 rare, 1 uncommon, 3 common. In case of 12, you'd probably get 1 rare, 3 uncommons, and the rest would probably be commons.

Did you edit this Pressman? I didn't remember seeing your breakdown on first read. 12 boxes, I'm thinking like 4 common, 2 uncommon, 2 rare. 6/4/2 in an 'ideal' case.

Then again I don't know much about break downs. What would be good large commons? Ogres for sure. Mounted figures? (Alain being a rare?)


pres man wrote:
Sniggevert wrote:
deinol wrote:
Ross Byers wrote:

Folks, this has gone on long enough.

Discussions specifically relating to Heroes and Monsters still belong here.

Fair enough. I have one remaining question: I know you can't release the list of models yet, but can we get some sort of indication as to how many of the 40 models for the set will be large?
I'd assume by the size of the cases it'd be 8~10. If you have a good shot of getting one of everything in a semi-random case with only 12 larges. Again, just a guess, but I'd think that should be close anyways.

I think you are being optimistic here. I would wager it is not more than 6 and probably closer to 5.

I'd expect: 1 rare, 1 uncommon, 3 common. In case of 12, you'd probably get 1 rare, 3 uncommons, and the rest would probably be commons.

Yes a bit optimistic probably, my first gut was 6~8, but I was going for what would a high cap, based on possible maximums. 1 rare, 2 uncommon, and 3 commons would probably be a good guess too. However, that's all it really is, a guess.


Matthew Morris wrote:
pres man wrote:

I think you are being optimistic here. I would wager it is not more than 6 and probably closer to 5.

I'd expect: 1 rare, 1 uncommon, 3 common. In case of 12, you'd probably get 1 rare, 3 uncommons, and the rest would probably be commons.

Did you edit this Pres man? I didn't remember seeing your breakdown on first read. 12 boxes, I'm thinking like 4 common, 2 uncommon, 2 rare. 6/4/2 in an 'ideal' case.

Then again I don't know much about break downs. What would be good large commons? Ogres for sure. Mounted figures? (Alain being a rare?)

Yes, I did.

I would wager the troll is going to be a common. The other commons probably won't be humanoid.
The frost giant is probably an uncommon. (What is the deal with the bare chest by the way? Shouldn't he be wearing armor of some type?)

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pres man wrote:

Yes, I did.

I would wager the troll is going to be a common. The other commons probably won't be humanoid.
The frost giant is probably an uncommon. (What is the deal with the bare chest by the way? Shouldn't he be wearing armor of some type?)

He's got the same magic armor that protects cleavage...


Erik Mona wrote:
JMD031 wrote:

I suggest for everyone who has an issue with the distribution/marketing of this product to take it over to Wizkids and let them know because posting about here is really not the way to go....

On a different note, I agree with a lot of people because I too hate the randomness (see my first post in this thread for my reaction to the news) but I have since decided that it will be a necessary evil for this product to exist at all. Several people are hung up on the individual figure packaging, which sucks, but the next set will not be like that. However...there may not be a next set without Wizkids making some kind of money off of this one, so catch 22 there.

Two things:

1) WizKids folks are reading this thread (and we Paizo people are, even while at Gen Con), so there's no need to fear that messages posted here aren't being heard by the right people.

2) I am seriously not at all worried about this first set underselling to the point where there will not be a second set. Like, seriously not worried about it at all. Even if everyone who has raised a single concern about this set (and I _do_ understand a lot of those concerns and am not trying to discount them) decided that they absolutely could not buy any of the first set, I still think the first set would be a smashing success. Especially after seeing paint masters and sculpts here at Gen Con. The quality of these minis is going to make believers out of a lot of skeptics, and I am far more worried that we will not make enough to meet demand than I am that the line will sell so poorly that we immediately cancel it. That simply isn't going to happen.

ZOMG! Eric Mona responded to my post! *swoons*

On a more serious note I'm well aware of both of these things....I was making a very subtle attempt to tell people to take their garbage elsewhere and leave my favorite forums alone.


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Lordofkhybr wrote:
Curtisin wrote:

While I'm certain that it's all been debated in the previous threads, I do feel the need to voice my two cents.

I find the models themselves to be looking really well done when judging by the pictures, and I'd love to own them.

But not at a price of 4 dollars each. For that, I'll happily substitue HeroClix models, or even MageKnight ones, as they at least come in a package of 4 at a price of 7 dollars for a pack.

Sorry Paizo, but much as I love your products and find that your Adventure Paths and hardcovers are usually worth more than the price you ask, this isn't the case here.

You se this post? This post is something I agree with.

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WHY AM I STILL READING THIS THREAD?????!!!!!!

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Sebastian wrote:
Cartigan wrote:
The point is I don't remotely see how selling minis that give no benefit for a game other than character representation would encourage people to buy the game they are representing characters for. There is no driving incentive. For D&D/PF players to buy the minis? Some in that they want character representation. For people buying the minis to spontaneously deciding to pick up rule books for a game they (a) aren't playing and (b) can find the rules for free online simply because they bought character minis is ridiculous.
Thankfully, reality is not dependent upon your limited ability to understand or perceive it. Again, you'd have to accept the base assumption that your opinions are not universally held, which, I realize, is well outside what your ego can handle.

Hey stick to the law. Psychology is my thing.


Sebastian wrote:
pres man wrote:

Yes, I did.

I would wager the troll is going to be a common. The other commons probably won't be humanoid.
The frost giant is probably an uncommon. (What is the deal with the bare chest by the way? Shouldn't he be wearing armor of some type?)
He's got the same magic armor that protects cleavage...

So he has magic heavage?


Matthew Morris wrote:
What would be good large commons? Ogres for sure. Mounted figures? (Alain being a rare?)

I think ogres are the iconic large commons.

I don't think mounted figures will be anything other than rare (I'll assume that there will be common, uncommon and rare figures). Certainly not common. They're complex buggers, and complexity translates into rare status. At least that's how it was in DDM.

Things I can see as common large miniatures:

Ogres.
Minotaurs.
Dire Wolves (and other dire animals).
Horses (maybe even a warhorse with barding).
Owlbears.
Probably a lot of other stuff found on the summon lists.
Trolls

Uncommons would be
Pegasi
Unicorns (though they might also be common)
Centaurs
Large Elementals (since I think they will have clear plastic parts, and that might be too much for common. Earth elementals would make good commons)
Genies (not quite sure about those)
Nightmares
Some of the mid-level giants
Some of the mid-level outsiders, especially stuff from the "races" (i.e. everything that is a group containing several entries, like devils, demons, etc)

Rares:
Everything mounted (except maybe some very simple mounted figure, which might be uncommon)
Stronger Giants
High-end outsiders (balors, pit fiends, solars)
Dragons

It could be completely different, though. I do think that CR will probably be one determining factor.

deinol wrote:


Fair enough. I have one remaining question: I know you can't release the list of models yet, but can we get some sort of indication as to how many of the 40 models for the set will be large?

A case will have 12 large boosters. Since the case is supposed to have the whole set, more than 12 is basically impossible. And 12 is highly unlikely. I doubt it's more than 8, I can see it going as low as 6.

Ross Byers wrote:

Folks, this has gone on long enough.

Discussions specifically relating to Heroes and Monsters still belong here, but if you want to debate the finer points of the roleplaying miniatures market, please create a new thread in the miniatures forum (for the market in general) or the licensed product forum (for Pathfinder Battles specifically).

Shouldn't the Pathfinder Battles products get their own forum/subforum?

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JMD031 wrote:


WHY ARE YOU STILL POSTING IN THIS THREAD????!!!!!

WHY AM I STILL READING THIS THREAD?????!!!!!!

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At the time where either of us posted, it'd not been announced that we were to take it to another forum, as that message was posted roughly 2 hours ago. My original one is 5 hours and 40 minutes old, and Lordofkhybr's response is 5 hours and 16 minutes.

That of course being the case now, should I feel the need to voice any further opinion on the matter (which, incidentally I don't), that'll be relegated to another forum or thread.


Sebastian wrote:
Stuff about Cartigan being wrong.

Statisically, he's bound to be right eventually....


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Cartigan wrote:
Kin Korn Karn wrote:


Its worth noting that neither are on the right sized base, and the troll is medium sized.

I couldn't find size provided

Quote:
Also, find me a hill giant, white dragon. Or grell. Or anything beyond your most basic low level fodder monsters, because that's all you can afford take the risk on with non-random plastic pre-paints.
Are we moving the goalposts now? "Can't use Reaper LE minis or DDM minis to qualify, now find something that qualifies or else!"

Congrats, you found one instance....that several other people already mentioned...which means you did nothing. The task was for you to find a single instance where you can purchase LARGE Prepainted plastic nonrandom Minis (3 inch bases, larger than a medium fig) for under $6. Guess what? You won't be able to do it. Wanna know why? Because it is not a viable way to make the figures. The LE figures don't count because they do not meet the size qualifiers. The DDM's do not count BECAUSE THEY ARE THE SECONDARY MARKET.

*takes deep breath*

I need to stop reading this thread.....


JMD031 wrote:
Cartigan wrote:
Kin Korn Karn wrote:


Its worth noting that neither are on the right sized base, and the troll is medium sized.

I couldn't find size provided

Quote:
Also, find me a hill giant, white dragon. Or grell. Or anything beyond your most basic low level fodder monsters, because that's all you can afford take the risk on with non-random plastic pre-paints.
Are we moving the goalposts now? "Can't use Reaper LE minis or DDM minis to qualify, now find something that qualifies or else!"

Congrats, you found one instance....that several other people already mentioned...which means you did nothing. The task was for you to find a single instance where you can purchase LARGE Prepainted plastic nonrandom Minis (3 inch bases, larger than a medium fig) for under $6. Guess what? You won't be able to do it. Wanna know why? Because it is not a viable way to make the figures. The LE figures don't count because they do not meet the size qualifiers. The DDM's do not count BECAUSE THEY ARE THE SECONDARY MARKET.

*takes deep breath*

I need to stop reading this thread.....

You need to take this somewhere else to discuss.

Also, FYI, large is 2 inch bases, not 3, those are huge.


Ross Byers wrote:

Folks, this has gone on long enough.

Discussions specifically relating to Heroes and Monsters still belong here, but if you want to debate the finer points of the roleplaying miniatures market, please create a new thread in the miniatures forum (for the market in general) or the licensed product forum (for Pathfinder Battles specifically).

Well don't I feel silly now....

To those of you who have responded to my recent posts...keep in mind I was posting as I was reading.


Matthew Morris wrote:
Well apparently the lizard sale business is very unethical...

Uh, from my posts here, you can't tell I say whatever I want, damn the consequences? That's not keyboard courage, that's me.


When do we get a list of the miniatures?

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Sebastian wrote:
Thankfully, reality is not dependent upon your limited ability to understand or perceive it. Again, you'd have to accept the base assumption that your opinions are not universally held, which, I realize, is well outside what your ego can handle.

Off topic, but were you guys aware that this forum has a reputation for being inhospitable towards anyone with a less-than-frothing love for all things Paizo?

That comment, and some of the others nearby, are absolutely unnecessary and do not contribute in any way to a healthy discussion or a growing community. Things like this hurt not only your own image but that of the game itself - as in 'people that play Pathfinder are jerks'.

You may think it's cool to be snarky, and your buddies may all line up for high-fives, but if you want people to participate here you have to rein it in.

Could you imagine what might happen to the attitude of a Beginner Box customer when they see this sort of trash?

Not cool.


OK, I am not one to back out of a fight, especially one I fell 100% in the right in, but one of you smarties figured out my cell phone and just went as crazy on me as I've been accused of being in this thread.

I can be bashed and name called, but threatening me over plastic dolls? OK, you can have your thread.

BTW, I recorded all but the first minute or so of your rant. Since your area code is in the same state as mine, I've called the police.

Enjoy Paizo.com people. I know I'm in the minority here, but if that is the majority, I think I'll bow out for a while. A long while.

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mcbobbo wrote:
Sebastian wrote:
Thankfully, reality is not dependent upon your limited ability to understand or perceive it. Again, you'd have to accept the base assumption that your opinions are not universally held, which, I realize, is well outside what your ego can handle.

Off topic, but were you guys aware that this forum has a reputation for being inhospitable towards anyone with a less-than-frothing love for all things Paizo?

That comment, and some of the others nearby, are absolutely unnecessary and do not contribute in any way to a healthy discussion or a growing community. Things like this hurt not only your own image but that of the game itself - as in 'people that play Pathfinder are jerks'.

You may think it's cool to be snarky, and your buddies may all line up for high-fives, but if you want people to participate here you have to rein it in.

Could you imagine what might happen to the attitude of a Beginner Box customer when they see this sort of trash?

Not cool.

Look, you might be new around here, but Carty is a black hole of negativity for several years running, and his default attitude on any given topic is "this is bad. I don't like it.". The day he will give as much as damning praise about anything will be a worldwide holiday.


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mcbobbo wrote:

Off topic, but were you guys aware that this forum has a reputation for being inhospitable towards anyone with a less-than-frothing love for all things Paizo?

That comment, and some of the others nearby, are absolutely unnecessary and do not contribute in any way to a healthy discussion or a growing community. Things like this hurt not only your own image but that of the game itself - as in 'people that play Pathfinder are jerks'.

Other places have similar reputations except as applies to other game systems. Turns out, people on the internet or jerks. Or more precisely, jerks tend to stand out in the crowd. I think most of the Paizo message board goers are decent people. It's just that a very vocal subset gets a lot of attention.


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ThatWeirdGeckoGuy wrote:
OK, I am not one to back out of a fight, especially one I fell 100% in the right in, but one of you smarties figured out my cell phone and just went as crazy on me as I've been accused of being in this thread.

I've disagreed with you on this thread, but that was definitely not cool. I'd like to think that if we met in real life we could be friendly and talk about other things. I'd love to see pictures of your geckos sometime.

Anyway, I apologize that messageboard discussions got that far out of hand.


ThatWeirdGeckoGuy wrote:

OK, I am not one to back out of a fight, especially one I fell 100% in the right in, but one of you smarties figured out my cell phone and just went as crazy on me as I've been accused of being in this thread.

I can be bashed and name called, but threatening me over plastic dolls? OK, you can have your thread.

BTW, I recorded all but the first minute or so of your rant. Since your area code is in the same state as mine, I've called the police.

Enjoy Paizo.com people. I know I'm in the minority here, but if that is the majority, I think I'll bow out for a while. A long while.

Sounds like douche-baggery of the highest order -- the person who called you probably has some mental issues. :(

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Removed a post. That was uncalled for.


mcbobbo wrote:
Off topic, but were you guys aware that this forum has a reputation for being inhospitable towards anyone with a less-than-frothing love for all things Paizo?

Yes. In fact, I've sometimes ended up on the wrong side of that myself. No fun, and no good for anyone.


Cartigan wrote:
Kin Korn Karn wrote:


Its worth noting that neither are on the right sized base, and the troll is medium sized.
I couldn't find size provided

I've seen them in person. The ogre is the best of the lot, but he's on what is more or less a 2" x 1" base (calvary base)

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Also, find me a hill giant, white dragon. Or grell. Or anything beyond your most basic low level fodder monsters, because that's all you can afford take the risk on with non-random plastic pre-paints.
Are we moving the goalposts now? "Can't use Reaper LE minis or DDM minis to qualify, now find something that qualifies or else!"

Its not moving goalposts. Its pointing out that non-random has terrible variety, so isnt good for DM's who want to have minis anything beyond low level mooks. This is due to the high cost of molds, requiring anything made sell a LOT of copies to be viable. People buy lots of orcs. They dont buy lots of Balors.

Hopefully the rarity schemes can take into account that lots of high level monsters ARE fought in groups. Its kind of frustrating seeing the commons top out at low levels.


mcbobbo wrote:
Off topic, but were you guys aware that this forum has a reputation for being inhospitable towards anyone with a less-than-frothing love for all things Paizo?

Agreed. Too much group-think typically infests every online forum though so this is by no means a Paizo specific problem. That said, you are more likely to be hounded by the regulars if you don't have a well thought out post. For example I rarely post and don't always hold the popular opinion on an issue but have only been responded to kindly that I recall.

Since my previous posts were not super highly positive and the thread hasn't gotten much fun since, I just want to say the minis I've seen so far look amazing. I'm looking forward to getting my hands on them. I saw the Ezren pic on the blog. Are there any samples of the Pathfinder Battles minis at Gen Con? If so, does anybody have pics?

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ThatWeirdGeckoGuy wrote:

OK, I am not one to back out of a fight, especially one I fell 100% in the right in, but one of you smarties figured out my cell phone and just went as crazy on me as I've been accused of being in this thread.

I can be bashed and name called, but threatening me over plastic dolls? OK, you can have your thread.

BTW, I recorded all but the first minute or so of your rant. Since your area code is in the same state as mine, I've called the police.

I am really sorry to hear this. This is completely unacceptable behavior. Please email me at webmaster@paizo.com with any details the police are able to find.


Matthew Morris wrote:
Vic Wertz wrote:

Just announced! See the Press Release here!

We will be making the black dragon case premium available to those who order cases from paizo.com, and in other ways as well. Details on that will be announced later.

Holy frak... there goes my wallet.

Edit: Vic the link currently only points to the original iconics set.

Same here.

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bugleyman wrote:
mcbobbo wrote:
Off topic, but were you guys aware that this forum has a reputation for being inhospitable towards anyone with a less-than-frothing love for all things Paizo?
Yes. In fact, I've sometimes ended up on the wrong side of that myself. No fun, and no good for anyone.

Bugley,

I'd point out that there's a difference between disagreeing with a business decision (like you and I did with the APG stuff in Carrion Crown) and calling the CEO a liar.

Dark Archive Bella Sara Charter Superscriber

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ThatWeirdGeckoGuy wrote:

OK, I am not one to back out of a fight, especially one I fell 100% in the right in, but one of you smarties figured out my cell phone and just went as crazy on me as I've been accused of being in this thread.

I can be bashed and name called, but threatening me over plastic dolls? OK, you can have your thread.

BTW, I recorded all but the first minute or so of your rant. Since your area code is in the same state as mine, I've called the police.

Enjoy Paizo.com people. I know I'm in the minority here, but if that is the majority, I think I'll bow out for a while. A long while.

Not to further validate the group theory think, but that's completely assinine and I can say without reservation that the person who did that was an a!#!%&@ with mental health issues.

Which isn't to say I'm not an a&&$#*& with mental health issues, but there's a matter of perspective. Plus, as I mentioned previously, you get serious props from me for breeding geckos for a living. I've got no ill will for you - there's a good chance I'll have forgotten this dust up the next time I encounter you in a thread (assuming such next time exists) and will smack down whoever you're feuding with at such time. I piss off so many people, it's hard to keep track of them all.

Sorry to hear it got personal. Best of luck to you in finding a company that produces a product you like.

Dark Archive Bella Sara Charter Superscriber

mcbobbo wrote:


Off topic, but were you guys aware that this forum has a reputation for being inhospitable towards anyone with a less-than-frothing love for all things Paizo?

I hear that the DailyKos is inhospitable towards people who bash liberals and liberal policies and the same with regards to the Drudge Report and conservative bashing. From this, I can only conclude that everyone who follows politics is an a%%*!!&.

Oh wait...that is probably true...

By the way, do the other forums mention me by name? Because, if so, that would be rad.

mcbobbo wrote:


Could you imagine what might happen to the attitude of a Beginner Box customer when they see this sort of trash?

If a Beginner Box customer came in, saw some ridiculous nerdrage, and the subsequent smack-down, I expect they'd understand the cause and effect inherent in such an interaction. Particularly if the person came to say they'd never purchase something from Paizo ever because the Beginner Box exists.

mcbobbo wrote:


Not cool.

But sexy. Damn sexy.

I can't recall jumping down anyone's throat who said something like "Neat idea, but at $4/mini, it's just not for me" or "Too bad - I like minis, but this random thing is a deal-breaker for me." For god's sake, don't buy a product you don't want. I'm not going to give anyone hell for that.

But the armchair quarterbacking of "I know how to sell minis" or the nerdrage of "I'll never buy anything from Paizo because these minis exist" invites the reaction it received in this thread (except, of course, the calling someone on the phone to b@%~+ them out, that's way over the line).

Once you post in a manner that suggests you want to have an intelligent conversation, I'm certain you'll get an intelligent, non-hostile reaction. That's not what you did, and the reaction you received should not come as a surprise. Nor is it unique to this forum.

Edit: Selectively quoting the part of a post where someone says "random minis is a deal-breaker for me" and leaving out the part where they go on to say "they'll never sell and this product is an insult to god and man alike" and I respond in a less than friendly manner, doesn't count.

Sovereign Court

The 'gecko saga' is now the weirdest thing on these forums, which is pretty impressive.
Gecko Guy's history lacks histrionics (see what I did there), so it begins with nerdrage of otherwise affable paizonian.
This is followed by the most long-winded and tedious argument this side of the Elves of Golarion thread.
Then Gecko Guy signs off, letting us know he's been hounded in RL about this! I didn't even know that was possible!

So, um, yeah... those sculpts look pretty cool. Guess we'll have to wait a while before we get any more information.

Is this whole topic an example of Aristotelean Interwebbery? Nature abhors a vacuum.

Liberty's Edge

Yeah -

Holy crap, gecko dude who I don't agree with. That's wacko-crazy. Sorry that happened to you.

Bad show, somebody, bad show.


I myself will move a lot within these few years so I'm not buying any more miniatures until I've settle down.

But I really REALLY want one of those Black Dragon miniatures...

I am sad.

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