Product Description

Iconic Dungeons & Dragons characters and monsters.

Evil drow and their demon servants battle mind flayers for control of the Underdark!

This latest D&D Miniatures Game release is designed for use with the Dungeons & Dragons Miniatures Game starter and includes D&D characters and iconic D&D monsters.

Each booster pack contains:

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

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #28176 in Books
• Published on: 2008-11-18
• Released on: 2008-11-18
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Toy
• 1 pages

Customer Reviews

Demonweb: Awesome set, sadly too late
Demonweb is the most recent, and sadly last, expansion for the D&D Minis (DDM) game line. Wizards of the Coast (WotC) has decided that they are going to be making less random (non-random and semi-random) packs in the future, and while they will contain cards for the 4th edition role-playing game, they will not be making any new cards for the DDM Skirmish game. However, this aside, they are still going to be revising all of the older sets to 2.0 rules, which is nice, but at this point you don't really want to be new to the game (unless you have a group who likes to play casually) because there will be no more support what so ever after Feburary when D&D Experience ends.

Taking that as you will, the product is amazing in almost every way compared to the last two DDM 2.0 sets (Against the Giants and Dungeons of Dread). While the paint jobs and sculps, overall, have not gotten any better, there are some very nice looking and inspiring models. There are 3 "true" dragons in this set, all of which are very attrative and quite usable in the DDM game and in the 4th ed game: The Iron Dragon Prowler, the Black Dragon Lurker, and (my favorite) the Stormrage Blue Dragon. There are two more Dragonborn, which is great for people who want to play in the RPG as a Dragonborn, but they are still both rares (which is bad for people who want to play a dragonborn in the RPG). Sadly, this set has a host of reprints, all of which are very unnessicary: A bearded devil, many more drow, a draegloth, a stirge, a dire bear, and the list goes on and on. I believe that this may have been one of the major causes of the downfall of the DDM line because, really, who needs more and more drow, more and more bears, and so on?

As far as the game and its rules go, this set goes on to clarify the "Dominated" ability and to fix its game balance. Also, the almost undesputed weakest faction, Underdark, gets a massive boost, making it finally competative with the other factions' warbands that hit GenCon this year. Pieces that are of note for their playability are the Thoon Hulk (WOW!), the Stirge, the Soulrider Devil, and the Black Dragon Lurker. Many others in the set help out Underdark a lot, I've not gotten to use enough of the set to tell you all of the good pieces.

Its very sad, because overall, this set is simply amazing. It rebalances the game (in my humble opinion), has unique models (though, as has been the trend, their sculpts and pain jobs are horrible compared to previous sets) and the themes and ideas of the DDM stats are all really fresh and interesting. If you love DDM and like to play with friends and such, I don't need to tell you to pick some of this product up (as I'm sure you've probably done that already). If you are looking to start a new game, this isn't the one to pick up because it is going to officially be a dead game in about 3 months (from this post).

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