WizKids D&D Icons of The Realms Miniatures: The Wild Beyond The Witchlight (Set 20) Booster

Hell Yeah Brother! As a casual player, these already painted figs are exactly what I’m looking for when buying minis for game nights. Also, the package came unmolested and in great condition. The seller boxed it up tight! 10/10 no notes.

Great mix of characters some rare and large minis

The package was received quickly and in good condition.

I'm happy with the majority of the minis, but some of them came pretty messed up. Palasha (the mermaid)'s tank is covered in fingerprints in the "glass" of the tank, as well as a big mishapen lump on the side of it. Candlefoot is missing an entire arm, and his legs had him nearly bent in half. Otherwise, the rest of them are fine...but for $70, I shouldn't be getting broken minis.

I am impressed by the great paint and quality of the figures. The sculpts were very detailed and the accessories were worth the price. I really enjoyed the excitement of opening the box and not knowing what was inside.

I saw some negative reviews that were seller problems and not item problems, so I'm throwing in a balancing review.This set supports the recent Wild Beyond the Witch Light adventure. Each box has 4 (sometimes 5) semi-randomly selected minis. I can't recall the breakdown, but a brick is guaranteed a set number of rares, uncommons, and commons. The paint jobs have improved greatly and even the smallest minis look great. You will get duplicates, but I was happy to get all the doubles for most of what I got. There are a lot of named characters in here and you'll likely get a bunch in a brick.As for the packaging and size issue: not all boxes will have a large or huge mini in it. This means that all of the boxes don't have a plastic tray inside. This is not a sign that that someone has shuffled minis! It should be noted that there are some boxes that will have 5 minis because there are so many small and tiny minis in this set.

The media could not be loaded. Upon opening the shipping box I noticed right away that the package of minis had a large tear across the front, the set was meant to be displayed but can not with this damage. Most importantly is the lack of quality control. Very visible through the clear plastic you can see that the displacer beast is missing one of its legs, the leg was never attached at the factory. There is no way good quality control would have missed this. I contacted WizKids who told me to file for a replacement on their sight but the list does not have this item currently. I informed them over a week ago and requested a replacement but am being ignored. I've spent thousands on WizKids and other DnD products in the past 6 months. These are by FAR the worst minis I have gotten. I regret making this preorder.

The brick is an okay value when it's on sale for 40% off or more, but full price is ridiculous. The minis are okay. They're not terribly robust, they aren't made particularly well, lack detail, and are probably painted by questionable sources of labor... it's a means to an end, if you're short on time and/or money to either purchase or print high quality minis and paint them or purchase pre-painted high quality minis, which are admittedly much pricier.