SMILING GM 40 Wild Creatures Unpainted Miniatures for Tabletop Roleplaying Games Ready to Play

This pack (or at least the one I got) comes with 3 blue and 2 brown of each miniature. The level of detail isn’t amazing but it’s super useful if you don’t have a lot of other miniatures. Since they are generic enough to represent most things you don’t have to break your players immersion by using a miniature that doesn’t fit your game’s theme or just be out of place. I do recommend labeling the bases (For Example: The Birds are B1-B5) so you can easily keep track of whose who when playing. I also recommend checking out their monster pack as well if you don’t want to break the bank on generic enemy miniatures.Overall: I highly recommend them for new miniature collectors and starting Dungeon/Game Masters.

I was incredibly pleased with Smiling GM's first set, so I was eagerly awaiting whatever their next output would be. As soon as I saw that a new line had come out, I ordered it, and it does not disappoint! This run may be even better than their previous set, and the previous set is what made me a fan! This is a great way to start or pad out a mini collection for tabletop gaming for a truly unmatched price. The prints look great and cover a variety of useful, commonly encountered creature types. The druids in my game will be happy to have some wolves, rats, snakes, and eagles to represent them when they use their wild shape, and the dragonborn/lizardman is cool enough to be a PC or Big Bad on his own!I can't wait to see what Smiling GM makes next.

I purchased these minis to use for playing No Thank You, Evil with my young son. They are great!!! The variety of monsters is fantastic for the open story kind of games we play and having these props will really help him with his descriptive skills and working out combative or sneaky scenarios! Like three minis out of the two orders I purchased came bent over and one little guys weapon was just too much for him and his arms fell off. But other than that these are a great starting set for table top gamers like myself and my kiddo! Really appreciate that these sets exist so I don’t break my budget trying out this new hobby.

For 25 bucks these are a great value. You would expect cheap flimsy plastic, but they're actually pretty sturdy. The earth elemental especially is solid and kinda hefty. Obviously don't expect this to replace your pewter minis that have been lovingly hand painted, but that isn't what they're trying to be. They're affordable, unique, and charming and they do a great job of that.I really like the low poly aesthetic that is on most of these. The snake is weirdly textured and high detail which kinda clashes with the rest of the minis, but that's a really minor complaint, and it isn't that glaring of an issue.I really can't wait for them to get back in stock their other set of minis.

The set is pretty great value, there is a good variety of monsters, and the two colors are easily noticeable from behind a dm screen.These minis offer good options for encounters and generic monsters. They give good representation of monsters while not getting too bogged down in detail.My favorite in this set has to be the spider, the contrast between the generic, cube look of it and the complex form of a spider give a really cool mini.Also while I have and LOVE both of the Smiling GM mini sets, I think I like this one more, the first Smiling GM set colors were too similar, and in a dim-lit room where my DND sessions happen it can be hard to tell one color from another.

Personally I think that DnD minis can be kinda boring-they're always that dark grey color and I'm no artist so I don't feel the need to paint my minis. These pieces though are so interesting! They have a blocky, expressive nature that I love. The golem is my favorite, his little rocky eyebrows just speak volumes of emotion and ooze character. The minis are detailed in the ways that bring character and are unconcerned with being bogged down with "realistic" details. The levity these goofy characters bring to the table cannot be overstated! They are fun, well made products that I enjoy using every time I'm at the table.

I love your stuff. I have two questions. 1. When is the next set coming out? And 2. Why is one of my spiders missing a base?Update: I received new base from Smiling GM in a timely manner THANK YOU!!!I wanted to share some of the items I have purchased in the past and I will be one of the first in line for any of your new products. Here are some pics of the stuff I have and have painted. Be kind I am a total amateur and these are my first paint jobs. I only started playing TT games about 3 months ago. Your products are perfect for anyone, but especially for beginners on a hobby budget.

The models look much crisper than the item photos, not as blocky looking. Came a day sooner than expected that is always nice. The only down side I have is one of the dragon born was missing its sword arm and sword, but I am going to turn it into a boss or other special character. Thanks so much I will buy again

Bought these amongst other DnD minis for my own roleplaying game. This along with "38 D&D Miniatures Fantasy Tabletop RPG Figures for Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder Roleplaying Games. 28MM Scaled Miniatures, 10 Unique Designs, Bulk" is a great set to get for your first few monster minis both as a DM and as a player.