D&D Icons of the Realms Miniatures: Eberron - Rising from the Last War - Booster Case (32)

This set is great for fans of Eberron because a case gives you plenty of Karnathi undead, warforged, shifters, artificers, and magewrights for all your NPC needs. The Ankheg's are absolutely beautiful sculpts but I also enjoyed getting cloakers and gray renders. The rares may not be to everyone's taste but I think you can find a use for most of them. Lady Vol can be a great lich for any game as can the undying councilor or the bone knight, the lord of blades is just an awesome construct boss. Sul Khatesh is a beautiful miniature for any great undead ghostly power. Dyrrn the Corruptor and Belashyrra may be odd miniatures to those not familiar with Eberron but I think they can be intimidating BBEGs no matter what. One of the miniatures I wanted the most from this set was The Lord of Blades. I had the biggest smile on my face when he was in the first box I selected to open of the 32 total.

This is a solid Eberron set. I didnt give it a 5 across the board because this set like pretty much all other random minis sets are plagued with odd choices of rarity. For instance, the radiant idol is an uncommon. I ended up with five of them. If I ever run a radiant idol encounter in Sharn I doubt very much I'll need five of them. Two maybe, probably one. Another issue that seems to be plaguing wizkids sets are poor design choices for posing that lead to bent over minis. If this happens to you dont worry too much. Boil some water in tea pot, poor it into a flat pan and drop the minis in. They will shape back up just fine. Unfortunately I had to do that with most of the medium minis in this set. Worst mini design in the set goes to Corpse Flower. of the four I have gotten 2 were broken off the base, and all of them were bent into weird positions. This was just a very poorly designed mini. On the other hand there are lots of cool minis in this set.

This is a solid Eberron set. I didnt give it a 5 across the board because this set like pretty much all other random minis sets are plagued with odd choices of rarity. For instance, the radiant idol is an uncommon. I ended up with five of them. If I ever run a radiant idol encounter in Sharn I doubt very much I'll need five of them. Two maybe, probably one. Another issue that seems to be plaguing wizkids sets are poor design choices for posing that lead to bent over minis. If this happens to you dont worry too much. Boil some water in tea pot, poor it into a flat pan and drop the minis in. They will shape back up just fine. Unfortunately I had to do that with most of the medium minis in this set. Worst mini design in the set goes to Corpse Flower. of the four I have gotten 2 were broken off the base, and all of them were bent into weird positions. This was just a very poorly designed mini. On the other hand there are lots of cool minis in this set.

Buying a case makes sure you get at least one of each of the mini's. For the common mini's I got about 4-5 copies. In my case I got a total of 7 warforged. Some very unique mini's in this line.

Buying a case makes sure you get at least one of each of the mini's. For the common mini's I got about 4-5 copies. In my case I got a total of 7 warforged. Some very unique mini's in this line.

First time I have ever purchased a full case. I received one of each in the set. Only one Karnathi skeleton had a broken arm, but was easily fixed with glue. I am very pleased with my purchase.

First time I have ever purchased a full case. I received one of each in the set. Only one Karnathi skeleton had a broken arm, but was easily fixed with glue. I am very pleased with my purchase.

Fairly well done set of miniatures with a good variety and many minis that can easily be used as either player characters or multiple kinds of enemies, bar maids, guards, bandits, etc. Paint and detail look very good, I am especially impressed with the Ankheg, it looks fantastic. Many people would likely enjoy that this set comes with no Minis which require you to assemble the peg and base. However I found that the Corpse Flower, is especially prone to breaking, I got three from this case and only One was not broken, one of the two broken ones was easy to glue back on, but the other was broken at an odd angle and the peg was bent slightly. I had to bend the peg as straight as I could and then carve out the remaining peg left in the base hole with a knife, I then was able to glue it back together. Luckily the Corpse Flower has vines that touch the base making it mostly stand on its own while gluing and required only a rubber band to keep it set. I also found that in what seems like an effort to streamline the plastic holder which holds the large minis, it is ineffective for some, causing them to fall out of it, (I assume while in transit) and shake around in the box. (this may be the root cause for the Corpse Flowers breaking.) However I had no other breakage, so If your case rattles when moved like mine did, don't get too worried but be ready to fix some Corpse Flowers. Finally I found that a lot of the medium humanoid characters were extremely bent, much more than what I would consider a normal or fair amount, one nearly had their back flat against their base, thankfully the ankles held up and did not break. I was however very satisfied that none of the Rares had this issue, I was not shorted and got one of each and all of them came out perfect, with no issues whatsoever. Overall I am very pleased with this case, and hope that on the second run the issue with the Corpse Flowers will be adjusted. If you're looking to get a lot of cannon fodder minis like skeletons, zombies, mutated goblins, and minis that can stand in for bandits. Are looking to set up an encounter based around one of the rares included in this set, or wanting to get ready to run the Eberron module, then I'd say this case is for you.

Fairly well done set of miniatures with a good variety and many minis that can easily be used as either player characters or multiple kinds of enemies, bar maids, guards, bandits, etc. Paint and detail look very good, I am especially impressed with the Ankheg, it looks fantastic. Many people would likely enjoy that this set comes with no Minis which require you to assemble the peg and base. However I found that the Corpse Flower, is especially prone to breaking, I got three from this case and only One was not broken, one of the two broken ones was easy to glue back on, but the other was broken at an odd angle and the peg was bent slightly. I had to bend the peg as straight as I could and then carve out the remaining peg left in the base hole with a knife, I then was able to glue it back together. Luckily the Corpse Flower has vines that touch the base making it mostly stand on its own while gluing and required only a rubber band to keep it set. I also found that in what seems like an effort to streamline the plastic holder which holds the large minis, it is ineffective for some, causing them to fall out of it, (I assume while in transit) and shake around in the box. (this may be the root cause for the Corpse Flowers breaking.) However I had no other breakage, so If your case rattles when moved like mine did, don't get too worried but be ready to fix some Corpse Flowers. Finally I found that a lot of the medium humanoid characters were extremely bent, much more than what I would consider a normal or fair amount, one nearly had their back flat against their base, thankfully the ankles held up and did not break. I was however very satisfied that none of the Rares had this issue, I was not shorted and got one of each and all of them came out perfect, with no issues whatsoever. Overall I am very pleased with this case, and hope that on the second run the issue with the Corpse Flowers will be adjusted. If you're looking to get a lot of cannon fodder minis like skeletons, zombies, mutated goblins, and minis that can stand in for bandits. Are looking to set up an encounter based around one of the rares included in this set, or wanting to get ready to run the Eberron module, then I'd say this case is for you.