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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jefe Bergenstein" data-source="post: 7661072" data-attributes="member: 31506">I'm going to have to go with the Deathknell beholder over the Legendary Evils one, which is marred by that weird waxy shiny paint they switched to for some reason.[ATTACH]66889[/ATTACH]The pit fiend is also a good runner up IMO.[ATTACH]66890[/ATTACH]The imp is also really good. They managed to get a lot of character in such a tiny figure. We use it for our warlock's familiar, and I honestly can't find a better one in metal/resin. [ATTACH]66888[/ATTACH]My next few arent what I consider the best sculpts or paintjobs, but just highly useful figures I reach for all the time.The Drow Enforcer stands out well, with the icon on his shield, varied armor color, etc. Much more than the standard black leather, black skin, white hair and metal you see on a lot of the drow pre-paints.[ATTACH]66891[/ATTACH]The Hobgoblin Marshall - I wish the pose was a bit better, but the armor texture, with its mix of metal and leather look great. Even when I pared down my collection last year, I kept 15 of these guys - they're great grunt troops.[ATTACH]66892[/ATTACH]Peasant levy, random bandit - your call. The humble dalelands militia has you covered.[ATTACH]66895[/ATTACH]</blockquote>