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内容説明
A randomized set of 60 monsters and characters for your Dungeons & Dragons game.
Lords of MadnessTM is a fully randomized set of 60 pre-painted plastic D&D miniatures, including several Huge figures. The set features iconic D&D monsters and charactersperfect additions to any Dungeons & Dragons campaign. Collect them all!
Each booster pack contains:
6 randomized, pre-painted plastic miniatures, including 1 Huge figure
6 stat cards, one for each figure in the booster pack
Lords of Madness set checklist
Lords of MadnessTM is a fully randomized set of 60 pre-painted plastic D&D miniatures, including several Huge figures. The set features iconic D&D monsters and charactersperfect additions to any Dungeons & Dragons campaign. Collect them all!
Each booster pack contains:
6 randomized, pre-painted plastic miniatures, including 1 Huge figure
6 stat cards, one for each figure in the booster pack
Lords of Madness set checklist
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26 人中、25人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
A return to Quality
2010/10/1
Lords of Madness represents a return to a level of quality not seen for many expansions. I have personally seen almost the entire set, and while the paint quality is only somewhat higher than the previous Wizards miniature release, the sculpture quality is far, far better. If you use the miniatures for D&D, DDI, or just as stock figures you will be well pleased with this set.
Paint Quality:
While this set is a definite improvement over Savage Encounters you will find numerous painting mistakes, some odd color choices, and a general lack of quality. Despite this, and certainly at a distance, the miniatures look quite handsome. It is obvious that the industrial design focus being applied to the miniature lines is paying off.
Sculpture Quality:
The digital sculpting process used to create these pieces has provided a marked improvement in the quality of the end-product. While some of the (very much) older D&D miniature sets are still superior in sculpt quality, this set shines overall and is by far and away the best current set. A few oddities of the digital process crop up: very thin sections that looks so good on the computer, and yet curl up thanks to polymer alignment (i.e. when they cool down from the mold!) Overall the set is quite handsome.
Figure Choice:
Lords of Madness returns with the current focus on "providing the pieces in the numbers you are likely to use them." The result of this is fairly good. Common and Uncommon pieces represent threats and utility miniatures that you will commonly reach for while rares and very rares present the opportunity for more ground-shaking encounters. While I am less than pleased with the inclusion of Very Rares in this set (I received three of these in an eight-box pack, and two of them in the same booster!), the fact is that you aren't going to actually use the Very Rares much. I love that stock figures such as kobold slingers and orc archers are available in plenty, while more fun, but less useful figures, such as Brain in a Jar and the Dracolich are relatively easy to obtain.
Summary:
If you are in the market for D&D miniatures for whatever purchase, this set offers good sculpts for a reasonable price. While each box only contains six miniatures, many of these are quite large and at ~$15 a box, you will find that boosters are competitive with buying miniatures from singles-websites.
Not to mention discovering just what is in each booster is half the fun.
Paint Quality:
While this set is a definite improvement over Savage Encounters you will find numerous painting mistakes, some odd color choices, and a general lack of quality. Despite this, and certainly at a distance, the miniatures look quite handsome. It is obvious that the industrial design focus being applied to the miniature lines is paying off.
Sculpture Quality:
The digital sculpting process used to create these pieces has provided a marked improvement in the quality of the end-product. While some of the (very much) older D&D miniature sets are still superior in sculpt quality, this set shines overall and is by far and away the best current set. A few oddities of the digital process crop up: very thin sections that looks so good on the computer, and yet curl up thanks to polymer alignment (i.e. when they cool down from the mold!) Overall the set is quite handsome.
Figure Choice:
Lords of Madness returns with the current focus on "providing the pieces in the numbers you are likely to use them." The result of this is fairly good. Common and Uncommon pieces represent threats and utility miniatures that you will commonly reach for while rares and very rares present the opportunity for more ground-shaking encounters. While I am less than pleased with the inclusion of Very Rares in this set (I received three of these in an eight-box pack, and two of them in the same booster!), the fact is that you aren't going to actually use the Very Rares much. I love that stock figures such as kobold slingers and orc archers are available in plenty, while more fun, but less useful figures, such as Brain in a Jar and the Dracolich are relatively easy to obtain.
Summary:
If you are in the market for D&D miniatures for whatever purchase, this set offers good sculpts for a reasonable price. While each box only contains six miniatures, many of these are quite large and at ~$15 a box, you will find that boosters are competitive with buying miniatures from singles-websites.
Not to mention discovering just what is in each booster is half the fun.
7 人中、7人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Great series of miniatures
2010/10/12
Being fairly new to 4e I decided to buy a whole case of the Lords of Madness figures (yes, a whole case). I ended with a total of close to 70 miniatures, many in the Rare and Very Rare category. Overall, as a RPG and miniature collector I have to say that this series is incredibly detailed, colorful and vivid. Wizards D&D miniatures seem to be getting better with each series and this one has many iconic monsters including several unique solo creatures like a duke of hell, a powerful demon and demon prince, a blue dragon, a mind flayer and the iron golem!
3 人中、3人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Best minis yet - if only they were still making them!
2011/8/2
Amazonが確認した購入
These are the best D&D minis produced yet! I love the use of the transparent plastic, and overall these minis are very well-designed. The quality of the minis is very high, but if you don't really care about that and want as many minis as you can get for your dollar, then with only 6 minis per pack this is probably not the choice for you. Also, I don't know if anyone else has had this experience with this mini pack... but it seems that there are far, far too many trebuchets.
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