In the early 2000s, a company called Otherworld miniatures made a series of AD&D inspired miniatures. Their giants and pig-faced orca were fantastic. Unfortunately, they were in England and the exchange rate and shipping were brutal so I wasn't able to buy them all.
@@Joethelawyer It looks like Otherworld is still in business and they have a complete set of AD&D demon and devil types. Including a Succubus (which you know that WotC will never release).
That last guy was a Flesh Golem. He's the F.
I recognized that pose instantly.
Ahhhh
Nope! Just checked the bottom again. It says Doppelgänger. The other is an earth elemental
@@Joethelawyer Weird because that's the exact pose of the Flesh Golem on the bottom of page 48 of the AD&D Monster Manual.
In the early 2000s, a company called Otherworld miniatures made a series of AD&D inspired miniatures. Their giants and pig-faced orca were fantastic.
Unfortunately, they were in England and the exchange rate and shipping were brutal so I wasn't able to buy them all.
Oh that sucks man.
@@Joethelawyer It looks like Otherworld is still in business and they have a complete set of AD&D demon and devil types. Including a Succubus (which you know that WotC will never release).
I don't use minis when I game but I am sorely tempted by these.
Nostalgia bait is hard bait to avoid
I'm kinda surprised that you didn't open the book and show the comparisons between book art and the minis.
I'll be doing that for the next set. Great idea!
Those look like cheap, plastic garbage.
Pewter is the only way to go for "classic" DnD.
These are cheaper and already painted. That’s a win for me