For your consideration...Would you make a Big Box for all the Old APs? Kind of Classic Adventure Path Pawn Set? An individual set for an one AP might that is OOP might not sell well, but a group of 4 (or so) collected might be just the right thing. It’s short on obvious specific cultists though, so if you need to run through the head church of Zon-Kuthon, this will not be enough. Unless you want to go on these with a magnifying glass, there is no point in heavily distinguishing the races. You may have a hard time telling apart the halflings from the gnomes, but I didn’t care and just lobed them into one bag. If a Pathfinder battles line containing AP minis comes out i understand it has to sell first but this is not the case.

Finally, there's a collection of about twenty-five animal companions. Animals aren't really what one thinks about when it comes to NPCs, but it's really handy to have tokens for cats, dogs, horses, birds, camels, and more exotic things like constrictor snakes and even dinosaurs. I'm not a fan of the "pet" classes, but when people at my table do play them, it's good that they can find the token they need. Hundreds of monsters surge to life on your tabletop! Each has its own identification number for easy sorting. The Bestiary Box includes: Small (and Smaller) For the .pdf version of these pawns, can the red cutting line surrounding each pawn be toggled on/off? (I'm assuming no, but also hoping that I'm wrong and that the error lies between keyboard and chair :) ). If you are looking to make your encounters more memorable, by using miniatures for certain "Boss monsters", Legendary Adventures is a very good set to start, as it contains a large or HUGE miniature in each booster.The NPC Codex Box has become, next to the Bestiary set and an adventure path set, the collection of Pathfinder pawns I actually use the most frequently at the gaming table. The reasons why will become clear in a moment, but first I'll go over the usual rigmarole for those who aren't familiar with Paizo pawns. If I'm looking at the right organizer, it looks like it has 12 small, 10 medium, and 4 large trays. So that would be how many of each size in each tray? Are there pawns larger than Huge? The enemies and allies of the Pathfinder Society Organized Play programs come to life on your tabletop! Each has its own abbreviation and identification number for easy sorting. The Pathfinder Society Pawn Collection includes: Small (and Smaller) I prefer circular flat tokens at my table (ala the good old 3.0 starter set tokens), and would like to print and cut these out. Having a red line cut through the picture is quite distracting, however, and has really put me off using Pathfinder Pawns products.

I'm very interested in getting pawns for older APs like Carrion Crown, so thank you for mentioning that. I understand it makes the pawns... less pretty?... to have the information on there. But if you want to be able to find your pawns and keep them organized, in my opinion removing that information is a terrible idea. For us, anyway, it will just result in us canceling our pawn subscription and avoiding any further Pathfinder pawns. Pawns and bases of similar construction are also bundled with the Beginner Box, including pawns for monsters featured in the Beginner Box and the iconic fighter, cleric, wizard, and rogue. Of course you'll have to own Bestiary Box 1-4 plus Monster Codex, NPC Codex & Summon Monster pawn collection for the basic pawns: Large contains 10 round bases, 2" in diameter, for use with Large Pathfinder Pawns. The Pathfinder logo is imprinted on the bottom of the base.Hobgoblin Battlefield zealot - this artwork is from a standard Paizo image I've seen before. Very cool image. I'm not sure how interesting this is for people that use the pawns, but october 2019's Pathfinder Battles: Legendary Adventures Miniatures set contains pre-painted miniature versions of the following pawns: I give the idea 5 stars out of 5, but with the printing so dark with hardly any contrast I give it 2 stars out of 5.