LITKO Light Bearer | Compatible with Dungeons and Dragons and Pathfinder | Role-Playing Games | RPG (Torch Bearer)

Just what I was looking for

These are nice little markers fitting aside most minis for dnd. The connecting slots were not as flush as some of their other products, so glueing them required longer hand holding for them to stick, but not really an issue

Assembled them with superglue. Some of the joins are a loose fit, but once the glue sets it works great. Looks nice on the table. Represents lightsources in 3D. What more do you want?

The four pieces of each torch could not even stand straight on there own. But when touched even the slightest, they fell apart. They where useless for table top play in this condition.I made the best of them and epoxy them together.I will not buy this type of product from this seller in the future.

Two stars for the innovative idea. One for how I think they will be after I glue them together.The slots are too big for the posts ... they don't "snap" together. none of the torches nor lanterns snap together.Glad I have a small bottle of Gorilla Glue ... but I didn't expect to have to use it.

Just what I needed for DnD and Pathfinder for torchbearers. I didn't use their #33 craftics glue but hot glue works fine. I would store it carefully though, it's not built like a tank.

While the idea is nice, the execution is pretty terrible, as none of the pieces fit together with any degree of snugness, making them incredibly hard to glue. With the hole all the way through the base and the loose fit, super glue will run right out the bottom and glue the base to whatever you might be sitting the item on to dry. Of the three I assembled, only one came out well, the other two I just could not get to sit properly, and all three have remnants of the paper I sat them on indelibly stuck to the bottom ruining the transparent effect of the base. Do better, Litko!

My players in my D&D group love using them and serval people in my D&D group have perched the entire set.