A wonderfully characterful batch of figures from Mr Okum, with seven goblins and six hobgoblins. Layers on the pdf allow you to select one of six different colours for the cloaks/clothing on the little blighters. (No variation of skin tone however).

The figures themselves are a cartoony-old school mix, with oriental-style hobgoblins and goblines that are 'almost' Pathfinder-esque.

And the layer of bonus material (including four (two variants) grotesque, old-school trolls and a bunhc of goblin and hogoblin characters) is worth the price of admission alone!!!

Can't wait to get to a printer and get these up and running.

Ive become a fan of the miniatures by Mr. Okum. The style and artisic quality make the entire Darkfast series a must have for me.

Once again OkumArts bring a refreshing set of what I call, "FUNtasy" figures. These feature the beautiful artwork styling that is synonymous with the quality you would come to expect with OkumArts figures.

I LOVE the samurai feel of the Hobgoblin's and the fun nature of the Goblins. Oh, and that bonus layer... EPIC!

If you haven't picked up this set, yet, you really need to. It is FULL of potential and bursting with fun!

(Purchased copy) When I finally run that low level old-school campaign, these goblins and hobgoblins will be an essential adversary. Like with other Okumarts products - the zip file contains a layered PDF with double-sided trim-to-measure figures and comprehensive document use and assembly instructions

The layers provide access to six different colours of 6 unique hobgoblin and seven goblin designs, with a bonus figure layer of 10 bonus humanoid figures.

I haven't printed mine as yet, but Okumarts provide plenty of photos of the figures in use on their Tumblr page (okumarts.tumblr.com).

The hobgoblins will please DMs who want to represent their Hobgoblins as portrayed in the earliest AD&D Monster Manual and illustrations from the B modules. Those orange skinned beefy meanies had an aspect of oriental ronin-samurais or Mongolian Huns. The goblins, however, are both retro-simple -they are naughty cowl-clad serfs- and yet modern, like those depicted Pathfinder rules. The latter are a fun, animated bunch of hoodlums (perhaps how the goblins in The Hobbit should have been).

In summary: stylish, slick art, well-presented, resourceful, cheeky, good value.

-Billiam B.
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In this set David Okum gives us 13 minis, 7 goblins and 6 hobgoblins in total in a wonderful array of 6 colors (so, yes, you can print up to 78 different figs) PLUS an awesome bonus layer with six extra characters (three goblins and three hobgoblins) covering specialist roles (as wizards, leaders, youngsters and so on) PLUS 2 big, green trolls! The figs have the usual top-notch quality of Okum Arts. Really really good! I must devise ASAP a scenario to use them...