Loving this stuff. It's a little hard to sort through it all, but what a treasure trove! And the detail is pretty sweet. I loved the variety on the backpacks (not just different colors of leather, but also a good handful of different styles as well).

I'm a little disappointed that the full kits I found are only the Medical Kit and the Thieves' Tools -- some of the other 5e kits are in the collection piecemeal (e.g. alchemy gear, cobblers' tools, smithing tools), but not an easy basic kit, or not that I've noticed so far.

Wish there were a version I could buy with a higher resolution (2x or maybe 3-4x), for a lot of the gear at least (in sets). I'm trying to make cards to hand out to my newbie players (kinda introducing them to the items veteran players would already know), and these items are great but I need to double the size to get a decent version for print. Now that I have a better idea of what sort of items are in the set, I'd definitely be willing to pay a bit for key portions of the collection (especially weapons, armor, adventuring gear, food, and low-level magic items).

Various combinations of different types of coins (e.g. gold and silver piled together, silver and copper piled together, gold by itself, silver by itself, copper by itself), and all manner of interesting gem shapes including multiple ones that might work as currency-gems (similar to Zelda's rupies). There's even ones with fancier settings around the gem.

The only items that I couldn't find despite hunting for them would be: (a) uncut gems (all the gems are shaped in various ways, and I didn't spot anything like you might mine out of the ground) (b) smoother gems like the opals and precious stones I'm used to (c) small piles of coins that looked like you'd just poured them out of a coin pouch (there are many small piles of coins in various configurations but none really hit that itch). Hope I didn't just miss these, as the files got kinda all over the place while I was unpacking a ton of ZIPs.

Overall, though, quite a pleasing pack with plenty of variety.

Quite a neat variety, and nice to look at; I'm looking forward to using these (as well as the many other packs I've picked up). The addition of broken versions is much appreciated for setting up scenes, and there's more visual variety for the swords and axes and such than I had anticipated (though perhaps it's simply that I'm not that familiar with the variety of weapons found in the game system itself). I like that there are different types of wood and different colors of decorations even if the details are small.