D&D Icons of the Realms Miniatures: Storm King's Thunder - Booster Case (32)

Shipment-wise this case took a month to reach my country. A little slow, but considering I ordered right before the holidays it's not so bad. No miniatures missing and only two three ones were broke, but nothing that glue can't fix. This set is probably the one you want to get if you wish for your miniatures to really pop. Easily the one with the most huge miniatures. The feeling of seeing a giant in almost every case is exhilarating. It is also a pretty great excuse to run more adventures with giants. Sadly, if you aren't playing a giant centered adventure, the use you'll find from this set isn't broad. The small minis also have some really niche creatures, so get this mostly because of the giants. Must have if you are going to play Storm King's Thunder though.

Shipment-wise this case took a month to reach my country. A little slow, but considering I ordered right before the holidays it's not so bad. No miniatures missing and only two three ones were broke, but nothing that glue can't fix. This set is probably the one you want to get if you wish for your miniatures to really pop. Easily the one with the most huge miniatures. The feeling of seeing a giant in almost every case is exhilarating. It is also a pretty great excuse to run more adventures with giants. Sadly, if you aren't playing a giant centered adventure, the use you'll find from this set isn't broad. The small minis also have some really niche creatures, so get this mostly because of the giants. Must have if you are going to play Storm King's Thunder though.

I bought this case last month, and two of the key miniatures in the collection -- King Hekaton and Iymrith -- were damaged. Miniature Market directed me to contact the manufacturer. The WizKids process for replacement is to ship the damaged figures back (at your own expense), and then they will replace them -- but there is a catch: they exchange miniatures of the same *rarity,* and not necessarily the same figure. Before sending my damaged miniatures in for exchange, I contacted support about this policy. They told me that they try to replace the miniatures with the same one, and that they had all SKT miniatures in stock. So I trusted the process. I received the replacements yesterday, and of course they did not send me King Hekaton or Iymrith: now I have two Sansuris and two Harshnags. I am still trying to resolve the issue with WizKids, but I feel pretty ripped off by receiving damaged figures, and burned by WizKids' exchange policy.

I bought this case last month, and two of the key miniatures in the collection -- King Hekaton and Iymrith -- were damaged. Miniature Market directed me to contact the manufacturer. The WizKids process for replacement is to ship the damaged figures back (at your own expense), and then they will replace them -- but there is a catch: they exchange miniatures of the same *rarity,* and not necessarily the same figure. Before sending my damaged miniatures in for exchange, I contacted support about this policy. They told me that they try to replace the miniatures with the same one, and that they had all SKT miniatures in stock. So I trusted the process. I received the replacements yesterday, and of course they did not send me King Hekaton or Iymrith: now I have two Sansuris and two Harshnags. I am still trying to resolve the issue with WizKids, but I feel pretty ripped off by receiving damaged figures, and burned by WizKids' exchange policy.

This is an excellent set of miniatures, with towering giants and great sculpts for almost every mini. The minis bring the Storm King's Thunder adventure to life, but also work well for other uses. A neat feature is that many of the minis have variants with a different colored item (such as a cape) or held weapon (spear vs sword). When you buy a case, this means that it feels like you have fewer duplicates and more utility. The case distribution is again as expected, where you likely get a full set with dupes for everything except the ultra-rare invisibles. I recommend buying either a brick or case for this set as you will get a nice variety that way and good value for your purchase.

This is an excellent set of miniatures, with towering giants and great sculpts for almost every mini. The minis bring the Storm King's Thunder adventure to life, but also work well for other uses. A neat feature is that many of the minis have variants with a different colored item (such as a cape) or held weapon (spear vs sword). When you buy a case, this means that it feels like you have fewer duplicates and more utility. The case distribution is again as expected, where you likely get a full set with dupes for everything except the ultra-rare invisibles. I recommend buying either a brick or case for this set as you will get a nice variety that way and good value for your purchase.

I was very happy with this purchase, I had to deduct a point because the common miniatures are just not that useful. The giants however, are spectacular and well worth picking up a brick or even the entire case as I did. That said, either go big or stay home. With the entire case, I got one of very single miniature (minus the invisible) so I was happy. I would not be happy trying to pick up individual boosters. As far as Miniature Market, I got my order well before the case was available in stores and for $125 less than the retailer wanted for the same case. 5 stars for MM and 4 for WOTC.

I was very happy with this purchase, I had to deduct a point because the common miniatures are just not that useful. The giants however, are spectacular and well worth picking up a brick or even the entire case as I did. That said, either go big or stay home. With the entire case, I got one of very single miniature (minus the invisible) so I was happy. I would not be happy trying to pick up individual boosters. As far as Miniature Market, I got my order well before the case was available in stores and for $125 less than the retailer wanted for the same case. 5 stars for MM and 4 for WOTC.