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title: "Steamforged Games Animal Adventures: Cats and Catacombs Questing Tooth and Claw Roleplaying Miniatures 5E Compatible Volume 1"
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# ready-to-paint, high detail 6 detailed feline miniatures 5E compatible RPG classes Steamforged Games Animal Adventures: Cats and Catacombs Questing Tooth and Claw Roleplaying Miniatures 5E Compatible Volume 1

**Brand:** steamforged games
**Price:** 2271833₫
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## Summary

> 🐾 Unleash your inner adventurer with the coolest cats in the dungeon!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Steamforged Games Animal Adventures: Cats and Catacombs Questing Tooth and Claw Roleplaying Miniatures 5E Compatible Volume 1 by steamforged games
- **How much does it cost?** 2271833₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- steamforged games enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted steamforged games brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Paint Your Prowess:** High-detail sculpts designed for easy painting and customization to showcase your style.
- • **Purrfect Party of Six:** Includes 6 fully assembled, unique cat miniatures ready to join your campaign.
- • **Versatile Adventurers:** Use as player characters, companions, or familiars to enrich any tabletop story.
- • **5E-Ready Feline Fantasy:** Compatible with Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition and other tabletop RPGs for seamless integration.
- • **Collector’s Must-Have:** Volume 1 of a growing series—expand your collection with Cats and Catacombs and Dungeons and Doggies.

## Overview

Steamforged Games Animal Adventures: Cats and Catacombs Volume 1 offers a set of 6 highly detailed, fully assembled cat miniatures themed around classic RPG classes. Compatible with Dungeons & Dragons 5E, these miniatures are perfect for both beginners and veteran players looking to add charm and character to their tabletop campaigns. Ready to paint and play, they bring a unique blend of cuteness and tactical flair to any gaming session.

## Description

Steamforged Games Animal Adventures: Cats and Catacombs Questing Tooth and Claw Roleplaying Miniatures 5E Compatible Volume 1 : desertcart.co.uk: PC & Video Games

Review: Good quality and easy to paint - Good quality miniatures, needs some edges smoothed but they can hold color pretty well. Easy to strip of color if you make mistakes because they don't require glue
Review: Purrfect - This is a review for both volume 1 and volume 2 of Cats and Catacombs as there isn't much difference between the pair in terms of quality. Generally, these are brilliant little miniatures with various breeds of cats themed around 12 of the base classes represented in DnD 5e (minus the more recent Artificer), as well as various other table top games these figures could easily fit in to. The detail on them is great and easily distinguishable. Generally I have a lot more difficulty with miniatures when it comes to working out what some of the smaller details are supposed to be but I mostly didn't have this issue with the 12 felines. After finishing a good handful of them, they look absolutely brilliant and I can't wait to get them on the table in front of a group so that they can stroke my ego about my cool cat minis. There's not much to say in terms of positives given they're exactly what you see and want; cat minis for table top games. But this is a four star review, so my very VERY minor negatives. (this doesn't effect my score) There isn't much reference material to use when you do run into a bit of difficulty trying to distinguish details or even if you need a bit of inspiration. Internet aside (as that requires customers to post their work), a small leaflet or something inside the box showing a painted example of each would have been nice. There are some artist renderings on the boxes but not all the classes are there and the rendering isn't 100% accurate to the miniature. I may upload my finished attempts when I've gotten through all 12 to add to the small amount of references out there! (again, does not effect my score) A couple of them aren't instantly recognisable as the class they're supposed to be, at least in my opinion. Currently I have the Mage and the Cleric mid project and whilst I love their models to bits, I wouldn't necessarily identify them as those classes without prior knowledge. In fact, I've gone out and bought some basing materials specifically to make these minis more recognisable as to what they are (and because they're so nice, they deserve an extra bit of pizazz!). The paint job you choose will obviously have a hand in making them more recognisable as well as what you do with their base, but whilst the Barbarian, Bard and Paladin are instantly recognisable as their respective classes right out of the box, a couple are a bit more open for interpretation. And finally, my main complaint which is why I only gave it a 4/5: they come attached to bases for some reason. This is very much a personal gripe. I like to have my miniatures on uniform bases wherever possible which I obviously understand at this point requires a lot of debasing from time to time. I don't usually let it effect a score I give since it's so common. The issue I have here is that they're prefixed to small naff bases via little clips, which SHOULD in theory make them incredibly easy to debase...In theory. In practice however they're for some bizarre reason either glued in or the slots are an extremely tight fit which made them incredibly difficult for me to debase through a mixture of brute force, a craft knife and needlenose grips. Given that many of them are affixed on very small areas of the miniature (little tiny cat legs) was the biggest concern as I didn't want to snap them with force nor deform the feet or legs with tools, others being fixed via a larger area which reduced my worry for snapping them and instead made me realise I need to get to the gym and buff up because they're REALLY stuck on there. Again, my main gripe here that makes me take this into consideration over a miniature where the nasty little base is literally part of the miniature is that this shouldn't have been any harder than just popping them off their bases as it looks like they were designed to do. They didn't need to be glued in by standard, that could be left entirely up to the customer as in this hobby, they probably have a bit of glue hanging around. In terms of my results in getting them off their bases, I spent a good hour or two carefully going at it and I did get them off. I had minor deformation on only 2 of their little tootsies and the Paladin cat suffered a slight fracture on the back of his leg that will require some green stuff to smooth out (as the missing piece is stuck in the base slot...) but generally, it's possible to get them all off unscathed, just far more difficult than it should be. Ultimately though, I'm super happy with these miniatures and extremely happy with the results I've gotten from the couple I've started on. I feel it's a rare case where I'll finish the entire set of minis rather than doing a couple and adding the rest to the pile of shame. I'll definitely be giving their Dungeons and Doggies line a good look next!

## Features

- Embark on your next adventure as a clever feline bursting with character, these adorable cats are fifth edition compatible and can be used in any tabletop roleplaying campaign
- Complete set of 5 ready to paint or play RPG miniatures including Hesta - the Abyssinian Wizard, Molly - the Lykoi Rogue, Pawkus - the Bobtail Barbarian, Brook - the Scottish Fold Cleric, Whisper - the Sphynx Sorceror, and Cleo - the Bengal Ranger
- Fully assembled miniatures complementing any pawsome new campaign setting - they’re ready to join your adventuring party as player characters, companions, or familiars
- Great for roleplaying beginners and experienced adventurers to introduce cunning and adorable characters into their ongoing or new campaign
- Cats and Catacombs Volume 2 and Dungeons and Doggies Volume 1, 2, & 3 also available

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B083PZBS9Q |
| Age Range Description | Kid |
| Are Batteries Required | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | 16,342 in PC & Video Games ( See Top 100 in PC & Video Games ) 213 in PlayStation 2 Games |
| Brand Name | Steamforged Games |
| Colour | Grey |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (311) |
| Educational Objective | Play |
| Included Components | 6 x highly detailed miniatures |
| Is Assembly Required | No |
| Item Dimensions | 15.5 x 11.4 x 4.1 centimetres |
| Item Type Name | Cats and Catacombs: Volume 1 |
| Item Weight | 127 g |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Steamforged Games |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SFAACC-001 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | No warranty |
| Material Type | Paper |
| Maximum Age Recommendation | 168 |
| Minimum Age Recommendation | 168 |
| Model Name | Miniature Animal Adventures: Cats & Catacombs: Questing Tooth & Claw Volume 1 |
| Model Number | SFAACC-001 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Number of Players | 2 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Set Name | Cats and Catacombs |
| Special Features | Portable |
| Style | Volume 1 |
| Sub Brand | Animal Adventures |
| Supported Battery Types | No batteries required |
| Theme | Science Fiction |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| character | Hesta, Molly, Pawkus, Brook, Whisper, Cleo |

## Images

![Steamforged Games Animal Adventures: Cats and Catacombs Questing Tooth and Claw Roleplaying Miniatures 5E Compatible Volume 1 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71Tb-PnrsrL.jpg)

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good quality and easy to paint
*by A***R on 15 June 2020*

Good quality miniatures, needs some edges smoothed but they can hold color pretty well. Easy to strip of color if you make mistakes because they don't require glue

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Purrfect
*by T***O on 26 April 2021*

This is a review for both volume 1 and volume 2 of Cats and Catacombs as there isn't much difference between the pair in terms of quality. Generally, these are brilliant little miniatures with various breeds of cats themed around 12 of the base classes represented in DnD 5e (minus the more recent Artificer), as well as various other table top games these figures could easily fit in to. The detail on them is great and easily distinguishable. Generally I have a lot more difficulty with miniatures when it comes to working out what some of the smaller details are supposed to be but I mostly didn't have this issue with the 12 felines. After finishing a good handful of them, they look absolutely brilliant and I can't wait to get them on the table in front of a group so that they can stroke my ego about my cool cat minis. There's not much to say in terms of positives given they're exactly what you see and want; cat minis for table top games. But this is a four star review, so my very VERY minor negatives. (this doesn't effect my score) There isn't much reference material to use when you do run into a bit of difficulty trying to distinguish details or even if you need a bit of inspiration. Internet aside (as that requires customers to post their work), a small leaflet or something inside the box showing a painted example of each would have been nice. There are some artist renderings on the boxes but not all the classes are there and the rendering isn't 100% accurate to the miniature. I may upload my finished attempts when I've gotten through all 12 to add to the small amount of references out there! (again, does not effect my score) A couple of them aren't instantly recognisable as the class they're supposed to be, at least in my opinion. Currently I have the Mage and the Cleric mid project and whilst I love their models to bits, I wouldn't necessarily identify them as those classes without prior knowledge. In fact, I've gone out and bought some basing materials specifically to make these minis more recognisable as to what they are (and because they're so nice, they deserve an extra bit of pizazz!). The paint job you choose will obviously have a hand in making them more recognisable as well as what you do with their base, but whilst the Barbarian, Bard and Paladin are instantly recognisable as their respective classes right out of the box, a couple are a bit more open for interpretation. And finally, my main complaint which is why I only gave it a 4/5: they come attached to bases for some reason. This is very much a personal gripe. I like to have my miniatures on uniform bases wherever possible which I obviously understand at this point requires a lot of debasing from time to time. I don't usually let it effect a score I give since it's so common. The issue I have here is that they're prefixed to small naff bases via little clips, which SHOULD in theory make them incredibly easy to debase...In theory. In practice however they're for some bizarre reason either glued in or the slots are an extremely tight fit which made them incredibly difficult for me to debase through a mixture of brute force, a craft knife and needlenose grips. Given that many of them are affixed on very small areas of the miniature (little tiny cat legs) was the biggest concern as I didn't want to snap them with force nor deform the feet or legs with tools, others being fixed via a larger area which reduced my worry for snapping them and instead made me realise I need to get to the gym and buff up because they're REALLY stuck on there. Again, my main gripe here that makes me take this into consideration over a miniature where the nasty little base is literally part of the miniature is that this shouldn't have been any harder than just popping them off their bases as it looks like they were designed to do. They didn't need to be glued in by standard, that could be left entirely up to the customer as in this hobby, they probably have a bit of glue hanging around. In terms of my results in getting them off their bases, I spent a good hour or two carefully going at it and I did get them off. I had minor deformation on only 2 of their little tootsies and the Paladin cat suffered a slight fracture on the back of his leg that will require some green stuff to smooth out (as the missing piece is stuck in the base slot...) but generally, it's possible to get them all off unscathed, just far more difficult than it should be. Ultimately though, I'm super happy with these miniatures and extremely happy with the results I've gotten from the couple I've started on. I feel it's a rare case where I'll finish the entire set of minis rather than doing a couple and adding the rest to the pile of shame. I'll definitely be giving their Dungeons and Doggies line a good look next!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brilliant present!
*by M***L on 18 February 2022*

I received these and the Volume 2 set as Christmas presents from my brother and I’m so excited to use them. One of the D&D characters I play is a Tabaxi (like a giant cat) cleric so I was thrilled to finally have a mini I could use for her! They do seem like they’d be hard to paint but I’ve never bothered with that anyway so definitely perfect!

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