Pathfinder Pawns: Curse of The Crimson Throne Pawn Collection

These tokens are of really good quality, sturdy and cleanly printed. Only minor complaint I have is the lack of certain NPCs and that it could have used some extras of common monsters.Note: This is just token sheets and it does not include any of the plastic bases to hold them.

It is missing a few more common monsters and some important NPCS. But still adds a lot to the game.

This is a solid set of pawns, but there are a few characters who are missing (namely Sabina Merrin).

I am a DM for 3 groups playing Pathfinder - this is the adventure for the 3rd group, just started it but it looks to be a lot of fun (the other 2 groups play Rise of the Runelords and Shattered Star)

Outstanding rework of an already awesome Pathfinder Adventure Path. Also worth noting, you cant run this adventure without Pathfinder Core Rule Book. Also recommended, Bestiary 1-5 and Advanced Players. Great binding and art, standard layout of previous AP hardbacks.

Love the pawns, makes the game run smooth!

This set is pretty good. That being said, there are some pretty major drawbacks:1. Many, many misprint errors. Many of the characters aren't printed in the center of the pawns and parts of their feet, heads, or weapons get cut off.2. Creases. Several of the pawns are marred by creases in the actual material they're printed on. The cardstock itself is not creased - just the printed sheet that is adhered to it.3. Missing characters. They went to the trouble of creating pawns for characters that you may not even encounter but are missing several recurring (and important!) characters. The first name that springs to mind is Sabina Merrin. Yes, you can just use one of the Gray Maiden figures but then why didn't they do the same for Tisharue or Kordaitra?Not a drawback, but just an observation: bases are not included with these pawns. You can buy the official bases but you can also use 3/4 inch binder clips. They work great!

This item does not include bases or monsters from the bestiary. While the art is certainly nice, the cumulative price for pathfinder visual aids is both very high and unnecessary. Save yourself $100 plus: skip the map mats, pawns, minis and area guides. You wont be missing anything but frustration.