ArcknightFlat Plastic Miniatures: Ancient Evils Horde; 31 Unique Evil-Themed Enemy Minis for DND 5e and Pathfinder; Affordable, Skinny Figurines for Dungeons and Dragons and Other Tabletop RPG Games

Getting them into their stands is a bit tricky, but the prints are clean, separation from sheet is easy, the print is clean and looks good. Great to save space and still look fantastic on the table.

Very cheap, flimsy plastic, not enough bases to use all of the tokens at once. Better off using cardboard pawns.

The figures are very flimsy. They are very thin and are to bendy. Not worth it.

These are just an OK product.Certainly NOT worth the $17.99 even on sale. I was looking for a different solution to RPG pawns, but these are not as nice as advertised. They’re extremely thin, the plastic sheet curls incredibly making it difficult to manage some of the pieces. The die cut for the characters was incomplete, I had to use a razor to cut the pieces out. The stands were poorly produced as well, there was a lot of debris and miss cut in the slits. The only real advantage is that they provide a large quantity of characters for the price for a game leader on a budget. They’re extremely lightweight making them easier to tote around as opposed to real miniatures or cardboard pawns. Overall I’m disappointed in my purchase.