This is an amazing set of Heroes for your game, you get a wide selection of evocative casters and seriously dangerous looking rogues. One of my dudes is playing the halfling assassin from this set and feels like the most stealthy and fierce hero ever. The minis are that good on the table. I do have to take pictures next time to amend this review. Our halfling bard still feels a little lost due to none of those "coolest minis you always bring" available. I made the human caster a bit smaller as a stand in, but he cannot wait for your interpretation of a halfling bard, Sir Trashmob. Anybody picking these up: You truly get your money's worth. My group has now started picking minis before making their characters. They find that coming up with a story and idea is so much easier with these great visualizations. A word of warning: These are not your boring standard fantasy minis that everyone does and has. These are all unique and different in the best possible ways. Trashmob's stlye has really sparked my creativity as DM, but similarly that of my players. Great job!!!

These have to be the best Oozes ever, not just because they are varied and new and beautiful to behold. No, they literally ooze character! Slimes are usually so anonymous and dispersonal. Not anymore. What Mr. Trashmob does here, is nothing short of phenomenal: These oozes seem alive and personal and dangerous. My party loved them and even tried interacting with them. With an ooze!!! One of the coolest and funnest things ever.

I purchased this briefly before it got a Silver rating. So I am taking all the credit.

All of Trash Mob Minis's... minis... are bright, bold, and colourful, which - though it may rankle the Very Serious Real Is Brown type of GM - are important things for paper minis. As small things on a big table, they need to stand out from a distance, and to be immediately recognisable as what they are. With this pack, that's particularly worth mentioning, because undead monsters tend to have a palette of "white, black, very dark grey, and occasionally spots of blue if we're going to go nuts here". The closest to that in this pack are the low-rank mummies, being mostly in white and grey, and their bloodied hands and gaping maws provide just the kind of contrast they need to stand out. The ghouls use blues and spot yellows (and, yes, bloody claws) to make themselves stand out all the more. The more Impressive figures - the crypt queen and the lich - are just gorgeous, with the crypt queen's golden mask and the lich's gold crown and purple jewels making them easily stand out from the rank and file. Frankly, if Nagash had looked this good... I don't know how to end this sentence. But Nagash didn't look this good, and dollar-for-dollar it's even more ridiculous.

(And as someone with DEX as his dump stat and an imprecise Stanley knife, I appreciate how the crypt queen's loose bandages are in a whole big block, rather than being fiddly.)

The crown jewel, naturally, is the stillborn godling/atropal, which admittedly I probably wouldn't put on a table that didn't already have an X-card or safety flower on it. WITH safety tools, however... There's a certain joy as a GM when you put down the big horrible monster mini and the players suck an indrawn breath through their teeth, and the stillborn godling is definitely a candidate for that. (And also "AUGH WHAT IS THAT GET IT AWAY".) There's no denying that even in the bold and cartoony style the minis represent, the stillborn godling is a horror. (It's the veins. The awful, awful veins, and the semi-transparent skin they imply.) And as a horror, it gives a lot of potential for GMs who want their players to understand when Poop Gets Real - as well as a nice case of filling a need, with a major campaign having an atropal hanging around in it and no apparent official miniatures to be found.

In short, buy this product. Even if you can't use the godling, the lich is worth the price of admission in and of himself. Look at his happy smile. He's just loving life.

...well. Not life as such.

This is one of the most ambitious packs yet along with the ultimate elementals.

There is an armored cultist, an elemental monster, and an elemental leader in each of the 4 elements - fire, water, earth, and air.

Make sure to get this with the ultimate elemntals to cover all your elemental bases!

These gnolls are great.

There is a bit of SNFW with the topless queen, so maybe not the best figure to include if you are running a game for kids.

This set reads great on the table, a little big at the 1:60 scale, but that just makes them a bit more intemedating for your PC's.

These hags have a ton of character!

Way better than the standard "hunched old lady" normaly used. Not sure I will have a use for the black and white versions, but they make great coloring pages to keep my friends kid busy while we play D&D.

My favorite set from trash mob minis, this is great.

Great kit, the 2.5D is nice to give the dragons some extra prescence on the table. Pretty easy to assemble too.

Pretty Good set to pepper in with other sets to kinda fill them out.

Great set, lots of good varaitry to mix up fights and great art as always.

I have been waiting for this set for a long time because I was so impressed with the artist's innovative character designs and slick character design. It's hard to re-invent the wheel and gnolls are difficult to fit to a unique style without making them look not-so-gnolly. Hard work and raw talent has created a set of paper minis that will be a joy to plunk down on the table and flay the skin off the player characters. They are wackily hilarious, delightfully cute and terrifying menacing at the very same time. This is a very well done set of paper miniatures.

I really enjoy this pack, you get 2 great flavors of undead but I feel its missing a more usable bad guy rather than the still born godling (cool idea but my players would not enjoy the theme of that, hits a little to close to home)

Great Minis, even better with the goblin pack added in! crossing my fingers for some diffrent bugbears!

These are great! My players really like the Chubby Goblin Look.

This is great! Modifying them for a paper cutter was easy! Would of Loved to see a Male cultist though!