I absolutely LOVE that you did a...non-intellectual-property-branded-plumber based set. I can't wait to figure out how to sneak these into a game. or maybe I'll have to set up a portal in a sewer that pops them out in plumber-land...

I have one relatively minor quibble with this set: the boobs. Fortunately, it was relatively easy to "child-safe" them in an image editor, and now I'm happy with them.

These are some awesome minis for any game, but they come in very useful for the Saltmarsh adventure.

I have over the last few months bought every one of Trash Mob Minis Pdf's. They look brilliant on the table, are very colorful and bright. I've printed up a lot of them, and have them on deck for when I teach people to play D&D at my store or when I need a great looking NPC. The other thing I enjoy is how full the page is when you print these off, takes advantage of the size of the paper really well.

Keep up the awesome work its greatly appreciated.

This was a really interesting design to build and assemble, very well done!

Everything i could have possibly wanted. with multiple enemy choices and beautiful art along with being able to fit in my pocket for travel. Im so glad i was finally able to buy some of these. No doubt about it to everything you do, 5 stars all around!!!

I love these minis! I used them in my homemade D&D board game and eveyone loved picking their unique character. Having choices in colors and weapons is huge to allow plenty of variety in the game. Huge fan of all the sets! Also the price on these products can't be beat!

Every part of my arachnophobiac soul wants me not to sing this pack's praises, but come on - how are you going to run a fantasy or horror dungeon without spiders everywhere? And these spiders are up to the author's standard, which is to say, fantastic.

Anyone who turns this down is a poor unfortunate soul.

...Actually, despite the Sea Hag's vivid appearance and readymade soundtrack, it's the Green Hag on the cover that I think is the standout here. She's a fairly standard design, the hunched over green-skinned witch, but the use of colour and pose and style makes her pop in a unique way, and she's just fantastic. She could even work as a player model if you've decided to bring in a Pathfinder or Dungeon World witch.

If you need goblins you need many goblins. There are many goblins here, of various excellent flavours.

And if you need anything you need a goblin archer with adorable goggles sticking his tongue out while he aims. There is one of those here. In fact there are many of those here.

Don't question me on this.

A friend of mine looked upon the velociraptors and announced "they have protofeathers yaaaaaaaas". And they do. And it's great. But really, I think all GMs just hold out for the moment they can put the Big Mini down on the table and make the players go AUGH, and the T-Rexes here - whether live, skeleton, zombie, or Attack On Tyran(nosaurus) - are perfect AUGH minis.

More like tetsu-bo-rilliant.

...I'll see myself out.

This is the only Trash Mob set I can't rate 10/10, but only 9.78/10 rounding up to 5/5. Which is to say it's still amazingly fantastic and would be cheap at twice the price and you should buy it immediately, but I kind of wish there was a page with more than two of the basic-ass snakes on it so that I could print a whole Indiana-Jones-frightening snakepit at once. Apart from that incredibly minor niggle these scaly monsters are generally ultimazing, and as a big fan of macuahuitls I like... that there are... macuahuitls. Anyway buy the snake set.

If you can look at the dopey little guys with their skull and axe and still not want to buy this set I don't even know what to tell you.

What I love about Trash Mob Minis, apart from the bold and colourful style that makes the tiny little cardboard really pop and stand out at a great distance (something more subdued, photorealistic, or brown minis can be a bit of a letdown about) is the imaginative and outré takes on old classics. The mushroom maidens here are eye-popping, instantly memorable, and could perhaps be the mascots for a vegan fast food restaurant ("SHROOMBURGER - out of the Underdark onto your tastebuds") that would be very snarky on Twitter. Fantasy Twitter. Waterdeepr. At the same time, this set shows the versatility of the style, because just as you've got the very cute fungi filles, there's the fungal-infected orc (c-orc-dyceps?) who takes the same bold and thick-lined style and makes it NIGHTMARISH. Not enough good things to say. Five stars.