Product Description

Fee Fi Fo FUM!

This latest Dungeons & Dragons® Miniatures Game release includes figures based on popular D&D® game characters as well as monsters plucked from the pages of the 4th Edition Monster Manual® and various D&D Roleplaying Game supplements. This set features huge-sized figures, including several iconic giants.

Each booster pack contains:

- Eight (8) randomized, pre-painted plastic miniatures, including one (1) huge figure
- A stat card for each figure, with D&D Miniatures Game statistics on one side and D&D Roleplaying Game statistics on the other
- An Against the Giants set checklist

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #64456 in Books
• Published on: 2008-07-15
• Released on: 2008-07-15
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Misc. Supplies
• 1 pages

Customer Reviews

Is the bigger the better?
First of all, sorry for my poor english, I'm from Brazil
Second: I don't play Miniatures Game, I just use the miniatures for my RPG sessions... and the players love it...
This set of miniatures is very nice... but I was expecting more from the "huge" ones... I bought 4 boosters and got 2 carrion crawlers, 1 huge worg and 1 blackroot treant... and almost never I will use them in my games...
The smaller are so beautiful and useful in RPG sessions that it compensate in all aspects the problem with the "huge" miniatures...
I reccomend this set just for the large, medium and small miniatures... don't expect too much for the big ones...

D&D miniatures review Against the Giants
I haven't reviewed anything in awhile, so I decided to review this product because it has a few things worth mentioning. First of all Against the Giants is a great product for the price alone. Come on, a huge pack for under $20. You can't beat that. I also loved several of the huge miniatures like the Elder White Dragon and the Flame Titan. I have to admit, though, that I believe the Elder White Dragon is far better than the Red Dragon that is the key piece in this set. What is up with that? Another thing is that the miniatures team seems to be having some issues and I feared that the quality of this set would suffer from those issues. It didn't, but I bought it with skeptisism nonetheless. Either way, Against the Giants can be worth your money as long as you get a few pieces that you really want.

Mixed Emotions
Well it has been a while since the DDM had a huge set so it gets a couple stars for that. It doesn't rate any higher because of printing error and the fact that a good portion of the set can't be used in normal 200 point warbands.