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Nothing brings a D&D world to life more than the creatures that inhabit it - and playing with painted miniatures, representing your mighty heroes or foul monster encounters, is the adventure coming to life in front of you.

This official Dungeons & Dragons set of Marvelous Pigments will offer you a perfect starting palette of the basic "must-have" colours to paint your player characters. The set also comes with a free Minsc & Boo miniature to get you started. Miniature may require assembly.

Warpaints are a high-quality acrylic paint range specifically designed to paint highly detailed miniatures. The paint has a creamy consistency and is extremely rich in pigment, 100% non-toxic and always deliver a perfect matte finish. The colour palette in this set has been carefully selected to represent the many creatures and monsters in the Dungeons & Dragons universe.

Nolzur Says:
"Trust me: if you paint with these very magical and indeed marvellous pigments - your miniatures will look better!"

Contains:
1x Abyssal Black
1x Lawful White
1x Kraken Blue
1x Bugbear Brown
1x Grey Primer
1x Mithral Silver
1x Treant Green
1x Flumph Pink
1x Angelic Yellow
1x Dragonfire Red
1x Starter Brush
1x Minsc the Ranger & Boo Miniature

Please Note: Miniature is supplied unpainted and some assembly may be required.
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