Rage of Demons #03 Kobold Guard (C)

This is a great price for the quality of the miniature received.

Does it job, if you need miniatures just for them to get killed and nothing else

The little kobolds are good to have in bulk as they make a good clump of little enemies for my party to destroy. The details on these are decent with the lack of features to them, only one of the few I have you can see the seem between the head and body but I don't mind.

Everyone needs more kobolds and thats just a known fact, as far as miniatures go this is one of the earliest official 5E kobold mini's it has the look youd expect and looks great on the tabletop, up close you notice a few odities. the mini itself looks like it was cast in a translucent red plastic, it tends to make it stand out a bit when next to alot of the later kobolds, but its notspecifically in a bad way, just a little early run jankiness. in a way its kind of cool. but its one of those things in average play youre never gonna notice

Quality is very nice, and they shipped at a great price/time

They're kobolds - classic D&D swordfodder. Easy to kill, which is good because they usually show up in large groups. That, of course, means you need bunches of these. Thankfully, they're both common and cheap, which means you'll find them in your boosters, and it's not too expensive to get more in singles. Decent detail, if not a great sculpt, with an acceptable paint job. If you can't afford to buy more types from earlier sets (and some are really pricey), I recommend getting a bunch of these and giving their koboldkilts a quick repaint in various distinctive colors, so that when your players tell you which one they attack, it's easier to identify. "No, the one with the green koboldkilt."

They're kobolds - classic D&D swordfodder. Easy to kill, which is good because they usually show up in large groups. That, of course, means you need bunches of these. Thankfully, they're both common and cheap, which means you'll find them in your boosters, and it's not too expensive to get more in singles. Decent detail, if not a great sculpt, with an acceptable paint job. If you can't afford to buy more types from earlier sets (and some are really pricey), I recommend getting a bunch of these and giving their koboldkilts a quick repaint in various distinctive colors, so that when your players tell you which one they attack, it's easier to identify. No, the one with the green koboldkilt.

I would have to say I agree with Don! It is a cheap little miniature,and it is made that way so you can buy more than one of them! The paint is so so on these minis, some are better than others but overall not too great (It is a common though!) But like Don said these things have a bunch of play value you can use them anywhere in a campaign setting ! Scenarios: They can be used as dragon servants that you have to pick off while you're raiding the Dragon's lair. Or you can just come upon a small tribe of them outside of your town !. Great little guy for a fair price

I would have to say I agree with Don! It is a cheap little miniature,and it is made that way so you can buy more than one of them! The paint is so so on these minis, some are better than others but overall not too great (It is a common though!) But like Don said these things have a bunch of play value you can use them anywhere in a campaign setting ! Scenarios: They can be used as dragon servants that you have to pick off while you're raiding the Dragon's lair. Or you can just come upon a small tribe of them outside of your town !. Great little guy for a fair price

This is a good kobold miniature. It's not the best kobold ever made. The kobold wyrm priest and dragon wrought kobold are probably the best kobold miniatures. Most kobolds are like this guy, common kobold fighters. That's what makes this a good miniature. A typical kobold has lots of use on a table. Having a large variety makes setting up big battles with lots of low level troops better. So this miniature has a lot of gaming uses.