Arcknight Flat Plastic Miniatures: Ancient Evils; 62 Unique Evil-Themed Minis

For less than 50 cents a mini, I’m so glad to have added this set to my collection. Compared to some of the other Arcknight mini sets, I think these will be used less often than some of the more generic NPCs in other sets. But, when this set gets used, it’s always going to be EPIC. The amazing artwork will only make those special encounters more memorable and I can’t wait to unleash some of these monstrosities on my party ;) As always, it was easy enough to snap the minis out of the die cut plastic sheets and slot them into the included plastic bases. I think this is definitely an amazing product and if you’re on the fence, I say go for it, you will not be disappointed.

These are a variety of plastic miniatures for a variety of different types of TTRPGs. Although, they are not sturdy as full Acrylic Minis. They are however very affordable. The bases are interchangeable with other Arcknight miniatures of the same type.

Just got my first pack of 2D minis from ArcKnight. I'm not impressed. The artwork is great but they're thin and flimsy. Definitely not buying anymore minis from these guys. Go with Skinny Minis or Wiz Kids 2D minis if you're looking for a way better alternative for close to the same price. They're both acrylic.

ArcKnight's minis really are awesome. Durable, see-through plastic printed with art that differentiates which direction a creature is facing, the minis are a welcome addition to a RPG grid. The artwork on the minis is fantastic, as is often the case with ArcKnight products, and groupings of the same creature type have separate artwork so not all your creatures (demonkin, for example) look the same. This set is made up of demons, formless monsters, and eldritch horrors, which tend to rank among my favorite to pit characters against. My only complaint, and the cause of the 4-stars instead of 5, is the lack of size-appropriate bases for creatures over Medium. While the mini itself is sized correctly, no bases are included for a Large creature, and for the retail price, I personally would like to have them. It's not the end of the world, but sure would be convenient. :)

Am DMing Curse of Strahd & they are working great for monsters

Very misleading size

I can organize them in a 3 ring binder with card protectors. Easy access.

I've been a DM for several years now and although I love miniatures, they're not convenient for travelling; which is something I do often when I GM. My brother-in-law purchased some of ArcKnight's plastic mini's for his home game and showed me how convenient and sturdy they were. I was instantly sold. You can't go wrong with ArcKnight.