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<blockquote data-quote="EyeontheMountain" data-source="post: 3307161" data-attributes="member: 32338">A medium sized creature mini is about an inch tall. Small about 1/2 that so really small.Large are about 3 inches tall, most ofthem.And there are variations among the different size catagories depending on the monster. Most of the humanoid monsters (orcs, hobgolbins) and such are far far bulkier than the average human or elf. And the Red Dragon Miniature is great for making characters feel really really small. Taht thing is huge.The last posters answered #2 .As for #3 I would think about what you wnatthem for. If you intend to use the smae creature minatures as the encounter, excpet to buy a lot of boosters and never have enough. Ebay has a lot of sets and common packs of the same creature which may be the better way to go. If you jsut wnat enough to run combats (like me) then I would jsut get one of each set out there, or at msot two and you will get an interesting selection.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="EyeontheMountain, post: 3307161, member: 32338"] A medium sized creature mini is about an inch tall. Small about 1/2 that so really small. Large are about 3 inches tall, most ofthem. And there are variations among the different size catagories depending on the monster. Most of the humanoid monsters (orcs, hobgolbins) and such are far far bulkier than the average human or elf. And the Red Dragon Miniature is great for making characters feel really really small. Taht thing is huge. The last posters answered #2 . As for #3 I would think about what you wnatthem for. If you intend to use the smae creature minatures as the encounter, excpet to buy a lot of boosters and never have enough. Ebay has a lot of sets and common packs of the same creature which may be the better way to go. If you jsut wnat enough to run combats (like me) then I would jsut get one of each set out there, or at msot two and you will get an interesting selection. [/QUOTE]

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