Kingmaker #20 Elf Ghost (U)

The paint is excellent, the sword is made of flimsy plastic (as to be expected from a weapon) but it didn't get damaged in shipping which is good! Unless you are careless with it, I don't think the sword will bend too much.

Even though they all get churned out of WizKids at the end of the day, the Pathfinder and D&D minis oftentimes feel like they're at odds with one another stylistically in one way or another. D&D does player character minis really well among its prepainted line, but severely lacks in diversity of nonstandard creature types, or isn't very good at broadening the scope of some more generalized types (undead elf, for example). So I'm glad that Pathfinder is able to swoop in and corner that market by making Elves that are also ghosts, which is a thing you think there'd be more minis for besides the generic ghostly minis. The fact that it actually represents what it says on the tin in my playthrough of Dragon of Icespire Peak is an added bonus.

I made this figure in a campaign that was still an elf, but was a master at the art of poison making& thus with his immunities against it his skin turned green. Or you can make it a ghost lol

It doesn't look exactly the same as pictured, but it's not bad at all. It's missing some of the details on the chest, but it still looks really cool.

I used this mini as a elf that was infused with the poison type, and was a deadly advisory.

Many of Wizkid’s ghost minis are transparent and this mini makes for a great alternative, being solid and all. Love the look, very unique mini to add to my collection.

Definitely worth buying.

Sculpt is good, paint is okay but it looks like it's 3 colors total and some of the green effect on the clothes weren't there on mine. Has a bendy sword, but overall it's a solid ghost.

Sculpt is good, paint is okay but it looks like it's 3 colors total and some of the green effect on the clothes weren't there on mine. Has a bendy sword, but overall it's a solid ghost.