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<blockquote data-quote="megamania" data-source="post: 3190048" data-attributes="member: 9255">I used to play Hero clix but got out of it when they began to &quot;cancel&quot; use of sets.&nbsp; Some of these I repainted for use in DnD or Champions/ Mutants &amp; Masterminds.DDM is great and sometimes I repaint these also.&nbsp;&nbsp; The new Dreamblade stuff is neat also but mixes in some.... unusual stuff.Reaper figures are the best of the group.&nbsp; Cheap without looking cheap and in the past 5 years they have done much to create creatures usable in DnD also.Confrontation figures are AWESOME!&nbsp; The price is tough however.&nbsp; Figure 10 dollars a figure.&nbsp; But name somewhere else you can get skeletal centaurs that are scary.From there, there are many smaller groups out there that have great figures that can be made or adjusted for use.&nbsp;&nbsp; Games Workshop is a clear good one.&nbsp; What I like most of their stuff is the plastic troop packs.&nbsp; You can assemble and pose these.&nbsp; If you want personalities this is the set to go with.&nbsp; I built 20+ Skavens (wererats/Ratmen).&nbsp; Each have unique looks including a Lich!Celtos has figures that are within reason for DnD.&nbsp; Magnificant Egos is coming out with nice stuff as of late.If I have the means to take better pictures (close ups) I would love to post some of my work.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="megamania, post: 3190048, member: 9255"] I used to play Hero clix but got out of it when they began to "cancel" use of sets. Some of these I repainted for use in DnD or Champions/ Mutants & Masterminds. DDM is great and sometimes I repaint these also. The new Dreamblade stuff is neat also but mixes in some.... unusual stuff. Reaper figures are the best of the group. Cheap without looking cheap and in the past 5 years they have done much to create creatures usable in DnD also. Confrontation figures are AWESOME! The price is tough however. Figure 10 dollars a figure. But name somewhere else you can get skeletal centaurs that are scary. From there, there are many smaller groups out there that have great figures that can be made or adjusted for use. Games Workshop is a clear good one. What I like most of their stuff is the plastic troop packs. You can assemble and pose these. If you want personalities this is the set to go with. I built 20+ Skavens (wererats/Ratmen). Each have unique looks including a Lich! Celtos has figures that are within reason for DnD. Magnificant Egos is coming out with nice stuff as of late. If I have the means to take better pictures (close ups) I would love to post some of my work. [/QUOTE]

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