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- Publisher: Wizards of the Coast; Toy edition (Aug 2002)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 0743005937
- ISBN-13: 978-0743005937
- Product Dimensions: 23.3 x 16 x 4.9 cm
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 5,274,815 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Some nice miniatures
12 Nov 2002
I didn't have any of the problems the other reviewer had. I actually got a free extra kuo-toa fig thrown in by mistake. These figs are a bit less dynamic in their posing than the 2 other Drow figs available. The displacer beast is a great sculpt reminiscent of Dave Trampier's original Monster Manual illustration
WOTC customer service is fairly good about sending out missing or broken bits. Its a shame Chainmail was cancelled.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
A box of drow and Drizz't thrown in!
17 Nov 2002
We're going to run through the WoTC adventure City of the Spider Queen, and so I'm preparing by painting Drow and other Underdarklings. I like the assortment in this boxed set, although I'd have thrown in a couple extra Drow soldiars and perhaps left out one of the Kuo-Tao.
Also, the Drow ranger could pass as the popular Forgotten Realms character Drizz't.
I had no trouble assembling the models. The Drow wizard came with a back banner that I thought looked a little silly, so I didn't attach it, and simply puttied over the small hole in the wizard's back.
2 of 7 people found the following review helpful
WotC sells GARBAGE
24 Sep 2002
I just recieved my Attack of the Drow set in the mail not more than fifteen minutes ago, and I'm so mad I don't ever want to buy anything from WotC again.
The Drow Ranger, arguably the coolest figure in the set, was missing an arm. Whatever- it might be somewhere else in the box. It wasn't. And when I touched the sword on the figure, it fell off! So I don't get the coolest figure in the set, and have to shell out six more dollars if I want it. WotC isn't getting that cash.
The displacer beast has so much flash on it it would take you at least a day to file it all off with a dremel set and a set if needle-point files. All figures come with a little flash, that's to be expected. This displacer beast has something like a quarter of the total weight of the figure taken up by flash. I sure have better things to do with about five hours than scratch away flash from an ineptly-cast figure.
I don't ever plan on buying anything from WotC again in the miniatures department since they can't seem to make a figure that takes less than a day to assemble and paint. Their competitors simply make better products at cheaper prices.
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