I bought these having no idea what to do with them, until I printed and glued them. Then, I looked on the shelf and my old copy of Fairy Meat was calling to me. Deadly Princess Cannabalistic Murderfest!

This is a VERY fun set from Grey Matter Games! First off, the attention to detail with the product is brilliant, everything from the font choice for the front cover to the choices made to make the princesses 'playable' in a fantasy setting. The minis themselves are a great addition to any superhero to fantasy game. It would be really fun to see a "minion" set building up forces for each princess. There could be cold themed beasts, sea creatures, etc. to suit the background of each character. It's nice to see the artist getting back into hand drawn figures. His style really shines here and he has allowed himself to loosen up and create something very fun and cartoony.
Great Product!

So, I'll be honest; this was 100% whim for me. I don't have the Deadly Missions rules, nor am I super interested in them, so I can't comment on how this supplement fits in with the game.

What I can say, is that I now have 8 Disney Princesses with the serial numbers filed off, Pathfinder classes where said numbers used to be, as little cardstock standup minis. This is glorious. I plan on using them in a Fables (the comic) style storyline in a Champions game sometime. I expect my players to go bananas.

Wish the resolution on the art was a touch higher, but on the whole, these are delightful little cutouts. I did need my own stands for them - I use the Fantasy Flight clear plastic stands, which are a couple bucks on Amazon - and glued a tiny bit of foam to make them fit snugly. Additional cardstock/paper would work fine too.

This is delightful.