Arcknight Flat Plastic Miniatures: Mankind Horde; 31 Unique Human-Themed Enemy Minis for DND 5e and Pathfinder; Affordable, Skinny Figurines for Dungeons and Dragons and Other Tabletop RPG Games

These are easy to use and they're detail is better than I thought it was going to be they look great out on my tables though I wish more variation or customization was offered. I love that they're lightweight and easy to transport.

These are GREAT! I started buying games so I could use the minis and my players and I had fun with that, but then they started to feel not great because I'm too old to also have the time consuming hobby of PAINTING my minis, so this was a great solution. BUT there are only 8 bases and there aren't more available to buy at least at the moment, so that's disappointing.

My review was 3 stars because I had lost a lot of minis while punching them out and others had the paint scratch off but then I found out about arc knights awesome customer service! If you email them pictures of the damaged pieces they’ll send you new ones!! That great customer service deserves 5 stars!!! The minis are great and the people running the show are even greater and deserve the support 100% recommended.

The package only had 8 bases! Why have 31 figures when you can only use 8 of them? They're cool and I would have kept them if there was a base for each one.

Played with the fam and cool to see on the board/map...

I purchased Mankind, Mankind Horde, the Grove, and the DM Starter. I have a few hundred actual miniatures already, and I sometimes paint a few here and there. Nevertheless, the ability to have nicely detailed and colorful miniature substitute is most welcome. The killer feature is that you can store these easily in an incredibly compact form. If I run a game at a friend's house, a little storage book takes care of most of my needs. As an aside, I tried several storage options, but the Mini American Flexxfoio (thank you Amazon!) works the best. Getting back to Arcknight: there are strong positives to this product line. All is not perfect, however.Minor criticisms. A couple of my sheets were printed off center so that the image, when removed from the print sheet, gets cut off in small but irritating ways. Removal from the print sheets was hit and miss. Sometimes it worked easily. Other times it was too much effort. And a few times I damaged the mini in this process.Major criticism. I think film Birth of a Nation had more diverse Clansmen than this set. The absence of people of color is conspicuous, to the extent that it must have been a purposeful decision. I decided to attach a picture of the most diverse subgroup my collection: the human fighters. If you look at my photo, I have 36 Caucasian fighters and two characters that are, arguably, non-Caucasians. And the other subsets are worse. I count 30 civilians, all white. Nearly every woman warrior or every elf warrior of either gender is white, except for a few Drow elves, but then that comes with it's own issues with anyone that knows D&D. And of course the king is white.It's a free country and someone can make fantasy products that scarcely recreate more than the British Isles of 500 years ago. But some consumers might decide to take a pass. I felt that one review should point this fact out, so at least people know what they are buying. As for me, I'll keep and use the set I have. But every time I take it out, I'll tell everyone at my table to please overlook the racism.

These are well made and a cheaper alternative to 3D models. If you are just getting in to D&D and don't want to break the bank, these are for you. Ordered 4 different packs total. No duplicate pictures. All were in good condition and played well in our game last night. I did have to remove some extra plastic from the center hole on the bases.

I tried 2x to get the right set. This one is supposed to be a set of human figures, but has been miss-labeld and is actually a bunch of other figures like birds and snakes and such.I have bought other sets and like them. The hard plastic bases come with some small sharp parts and I have to be careful to clean them up to keep it safe for kids and pets. Sometimes I use needlenose pliers to break off the sharp bits.