Crooked Dice Release a Wealth of New Fantasy Miniatures

Crooked Dice are making all your white metal fantasies come true with their new wave of miniatures.

Taken from the catalogue of miniatures they recently acquired from Otherworld miniatures, these new releases include a fabulous assortment of adventurers. These include classic character classes such as fighters, clerics, illusionists etc.

See the Crooked Dice website for more details.

Images courtesy of Crooked Dice

A group of four detailed miniatures representing classic adventurer character classes. On the left, a knight in armor holds a shield, followed by a robed figure with a book and staff. The third figure is a female illusionist in a blue dress with a staff, and on the right, a rugged fighter brandishes a sword. Each miniature is mounted on a round base with grass detailing.

A collection of eight detailed miniatures representing classic fantasy adventurers is displayed. The characters include a Fighter wielding a spear or sword, two Clerics (one with a flail and another with a mace), a Thief with twin daggers, a Ranger with a bow, a Raging Barbarian, a Sorcerer holding a staff, and a Dwarf Fighter. The text "OUT NOW!" is prominently featured in a red circle, highlighting the new releases from Crooked Dice.

A collection of miniatures features various adventurers, including a thief with a shortsword, a magic user with a snake staff, a druid with a scimitar, and a paladin with a plate and shield. Other characters include an assassin, monk, barbarian with a spear, illusionist, sorcerer with a wand and scroll, ranger, and an old druid with a staff. Each figure is intricately detailed and set against a light background, with a prominent "OUT NOW!" label in red.

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