Key monsters and NPCs from the Curse of the Crimson Throne Adventure Path come alive on your tabletop with the Curse of the Crimson Throne Pawn Collection, featuring more than 100 creature pawns for use with the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game or any tabletop fantasy RPG! Printed on sturdy cardstock, each pawn presents a beautiful full-color image of a monster or NPC from the Curse of the Crimson Throne campaign. The Curse of the Crimson Throne Pawn Collection, together with the creatures and characters from the Pathfinder Pawns: Bestiary Box and NPC Codex Box collections, provides pawns for nearly every Curse of the Crimson Throne encounter. Each cardstock pawn slots into a size-appropriate plastic base from any of the Bestiary Box collections, making the pawns easy to mix with traditional metal or plastic miniatures. With tons of distinct images, the Curse of the Crimson Throne Pawn Collection brings to life the enemies and allies from all six chapters of the Curse of the Crimson Throne Adventure Path.
Edge of Anarchy
Seven Days to the Grave
Escape from Old Korvosa
A History of Ashes
Skeletons of Scarwall
Crown of Fangs
The enemies and allies of the Curse of the Crimson Throne Adventure Path come to life on your tabletop! Each has its own abbreviation and identification number for easy sorting. The Curse of the Crimson Throne Pawn Collection includes:
Small (and Smaller)
Devil, Imp (2)
Hookshanks Gruller
House Drake (2)
Jabbyr
Rakshasa, Raktavarna
Spider, Dream (3)
Vreeg
Medium
Akram
Ashwing Gargoyle (3)
Asyra
Avidexu
Bahor
Bhrunlida Torthus
Blackjack
Boggard Champion (6)
Boneslayer (4)
Cabbagehead
Castothrane
Chittersnap
Cinder Ghoul (4)
Cinderlander
Cinnabar
Cressida Kroft
Cultist of Urgathoa (6)
Devargo Barvasi
Emperor's Thug (8)
False Ileosa (6)
Gaedren Lamm
Garden Guardian (4)
Giggles
Girrigz
Glimkarus
Glorio Arkona
Gorstav
Gray Maiden Foot Soldier (7)
Gray Maiden Guard (5)
Gray Maiden Palace Guard (4)
Ileosa Arabasti (Green Dress)
Ileosa Arabasti (Red Dress)
Ileosa's Fury (4)
Ishani Dhatri
Jolistina Susperio
Kayltanya
Knurlott
Kordaitra Destaid
Koriantu
Krojun Eats-What-He-Kills
Lady Andaisin
Lashton
Laori Vaus
Loute
Malatrothe
Mandraivus the Lost
Mithrodar
Moon Maiden (4)
Mother of Thorns
Pegg
Pilts Swastel
Queen's Physician (4)
Rakshasa, Marai (4)
Ramoska Arkminos
Red Mantis Assassin (4)
Reiner Davaulus
Risibeth Sayona
Rolth Lamm
Salvator Scream
Sial
Thousand Bones
Tisharue
Togomor
Trinia Sabor
Ukwar
Ury Sevenskulls
Vampire Spawn (4)
Vavana Dhatri
Vencarlo Orisini
Vendra Loaggri
Venster Arabasti
Verik Vancaskerkin
Vimanda
Wolverine (2)
Yargin Balko
Yvicca
Zenobia Zenderholm
Large
Akaruzug
Anizora
Barghest, Greater
Belker (2)
Catoblepas
Cytillipede
Daemon, Leukodaemon
Daemon, Meladaemon
Danse Macabre
Daughter of Urgathoa
Enormous Reefclaw
Golem, Iron
Gug (4)
Mavrokeras
Mingorc
Nihil the Ashbringer
Otyugh (3)
Owlbear Skeleton
Red Reaver
Scarwall Guard (5)
Sermignatto
Sivit
Snake, Emperor Cobra (2)
Yzahnum
Huge
Corpse Lotus
Belshallam
Ithier
Taniniver
Zarmangarof
ISBN-13: 978-1-60125-907-3
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Having just completed a 103-session Curse of the Crimson Throne campaign, what better way to celebrate than a review of the Curse of the Crimson Throne Pawn Collection? I was very impressed by this collection as it had pretty much every named NPC in the adventure, including some that didn't even have combat encounters associated with them. It appropriately includes multiple pawns for common members of the various nefarious organizations running around the city, which is incredibly useful (when you need 5 of the same bad guys on the table, it's annoying to only have 1 pawn to represent them!). The collection also does a good job avoiding overuse of pawns already available in other collections like the various Bestiary pawn boxes (there are some, but only some). As I sit and think about it, I really can't come up with any examples of important encounters that the set left me hanging for, and that's really the best compliment I can pay. Definitely worth a purchase.
The pawns in the collections are excellent quality and look great. My only problem is that it doesn't include everything that can't be easily obtained elsewhere. I understand not including a bunch of Eel's End enforcers, as it's easy enough to use some thuggish looking NPCs from other sets. But why call for 2 necrophidiuses in the adventure, for example, when only 1 is available in the Bestiary 2 set and none are provided here? It's kind of a specific monster, and not easily replaceable. Similarly, the adventure calls for 4 wererats, but the Beastiary 1 only provides 1 and none are provided here. I would have gladly paid another $10 to $15 to get ALL the necessary monsters in one spot. And not including Sabina is a real head-scratcher. But overall it's a very good set and basically indispensable if you're running the campaign.
I love this set, it will certainly help bring Korvosa to life, highly recommended!
The review below does a great job with the specifics, so I won't bore you with more, but if you're planning on running Curse Of The Crimson Throne this is a must have!
Intimidating boggards
Two ghosts in a stunning style
Great presentations of the 'unexpected allies' (including the companion of the man)
Vampire spawns in a great version
An efreeti who really looks bad-a**
An owlbear skeleton
House drakes with 'awww' effect
A death oriented derro (inspired me instantly)
I guess some people will dig the full presentation of a certain bard
If you didn't have enough gray maidens so far, this package clearly fixes that. The queen also gets serious attention - the 'continuing the campaign' version would have been icing on the cake, but ok. There is only a limited amount of generic Bestiary creatures, which I am thankful for.
Sabina is missing (as Troodos pointed out in the comments already), but actually I couldn't find really unique artwork for her in the hardcover either. Otherwise all important NPCs seem to be covered.
So overall that's a pretty good collection, with an emphasis on Medium sized creatures. The price is as usual for younger softcover pawn packages - rather high in comparison to the big boxes, but you still get something in return.
Wow, it'd be great if they could get the pawns out in a manner that I'm not almost completely through the first module before they release, even with my almost impossible to schedule gaming group.
Okay, I just got these. Overall I'm very pleased, save for one glaring oversight: Where is Sabina Merrin!? As one of the most prominent and important npcs in the campaign, I expected her to make an appearance, but she's nowhere to be seen. I feel like, say. Bhrunlida or Venster could have been cut to have room for her.