Dungeons & Dragons: Icons of the Realms: Set 7 Tomb of Annihilation Case Incentive (PR)

Surprised by the quality. I was skeptical in ordering, but love the ToA theme, so had to. The smallest pieces are indeed extremely tiny, do not open this unless you have a clear view of where they could drop.Larger pieces are super durable, smaller pieces like flame and blade traps not so much. Colors are awesome, actually one of the better paint jobs of the Wizkids sets. Idk why I saw complaints in the comments. Packaging was less than optimal, quite bent and bruised, so collectors, beware.Pleased for the price, these will be used more than any other pieces due to traps, sarcophagus (love them undead), treasure piles, and of course, that magical doorway is just the perfect astral gate for homebrew spelljammer.

Il prezzo di questi prodotti non è mai basso, ma danno degli oggetti imperdibili per il D&D.

I've been watching for reasonable prices for a while. I would have liked to have gotten two sets, but Amazon cancelled one due to apparent overestimation of stock and inability to acquire more.That said, it's a good set. Beware teeny tiny micro potions -they're appropriate to scale, but that means you really should have a super small ziplock bag on hand to store them so they don't get lost. There are definitely things in this set that I would have preferred to get 2-3x the quantity of for large or complicated sections. I'll just have to keep an eye out.Recommend buying if you can get 2-3 from the same seller in one order, then you'll have enough for a decent size/length encounter without having to pull things up from previous rooms as you go.

Most of it seems durable. But there are pieces like a skull/ sword/ gems/ maps or charts. That are so incredibly small. That you will lose them. If you have a penny. Imagine it being like 1/25th of that penny size for the skull. and 1/50th of that size for the gems. Maybe 1/15th for the sword. Yes. All the small items can fit on a penny... The gold is visible. What you see in the picture is just as visible as well. To be honest I didnt even know a skull would come with it. So it was just a "SMALL" bonus. lol.

This premium set is based upon Gary Gygax's 1st edition D&D module "Tomb of Horrors." It was a virtual death-trap for PCs. (DM evil grin goes here.) These minis are great to use for that 1e AD&D game or the 5th edition update: Tomb of Annihilation. You can find trap minis produced by other manufactures cheaper, but this set's pre-painted traps are top-notch and worth the cost. The gargoyle-face mini is iconic D&D and looks great on my gaming table. Both the Sarcophagus and the Archway Portal beckon curious players to their doom. The Demilich Skull, potions, and scrolls are a bit small and difficult to handle, but I haven't a solution to keeping them in place on my game table. My only minor complaint is that the Sword of Sharpness does not look as nice as the art on the back of the box...but it will have to do.