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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 8569635" data-attributes="member: 4534">Check out the WizKids line of unpainted miniatures.  You'll often find various race/class combos in both male and female varieties.  i.e.  You'll see pack with two male elf wizards, one representing a low level the other a higher level, and another pack with two female elf wizards.  While I like a lot of the monster figures from that range, I personally find most of their PC miniatures to aesthetically displeasing to my eye and no fun to paint.  I prefer the Reaper miniatures for PCs.  .  I think both Reaper and WizKids do a fairly decent job with representing women in their lines.  Reaper is a bit more prone to having some cheesecake, but, personally, I'm okay with a little cheesecake as long as I have other options.  I want to say this is a WizKids druid but it might be a Warlock.[ATTACH=full]153181[/ATTACH]I have found this frustrating as well.  I don't hold it against companies too much because I think there's a legitimate worry that some miniatures just won't sell very well.  Back in the early days, Games Workshop actually produced female Space Marines but stopped when store owners complained that they couldn't sell them.  A few years later, when Necromunda came out with the all female Escher gang, they couldn't keep 'em on the shelves they were so popular.  One of the things I really like about Reaper is that they have all sorts of odd miniatures.  When I walked into a game store in Fayetteville, Arkansas it was not with the intention of walking out with a piggy hauling a cart miniature.  [ATTACH=full]153182[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

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