Great content for filling in the white space in documents. I used a few pieces of art from this and other resources to add flavor and a visual aspect to the written text in my DMG product.

There are 25 images in this pack. I expected more of the humanoids from the Monste Manual to be in this pack. Most of the images are of humanoids I have never seen before.

PRO:

• free stock images of some D&D monsters (can't really complain about that)
• great reference for usage during games to give players a visual idea of what they're fighting
• well done artwork makes the visual references easy to understand
• huge variety of monsters, good for adding some variety to more modules

CON:

• the artists aren't credited (this is surprisingly, frankly, because crediting artists is just good and responsible business practice)
• the monsters are mostly all out-dated and often unusable except as skins in 5e
• there are not many monsters in a pack, although this is an exception, with many choices (but you can't really argue with free)

Quite a lot of varied, high-resolution art. Great design as usual, only wish there were more "regular" humanoids (humans, elfs, etc.)

The art packs are nice, small sets I'll use in my games

Lots of great humanoid monster here with bright colored detailed artwork, but like others said, no normal humanoid race images or typical humanoids.

The art is, of course, high quality, but the selection of images is entirely the off-beat, less common monsters. None of the classic humanoids are included.

An impressive selection and variety of excellent art. I can only imagine how much work went into producing all of this.