Do you play tabletop RPGs? Perhaps you enjoy a good dungeon delve every now and again.
It can be easy to run out of space! Especially when you are playing at a dining table built for four, and there are four adventurers and a DM!
And then you want to play with miniatures. Miniatures enhance the experience by allowing players to visualise the situation their characters are facing.
But so many miniatures are quite big. Not, like, big-big. Just big enough to mean that a substantial amount of the table must be cleared to make way for a map.
What if I told you I have a solution? Would you believe me? Of course you would, you’ve seen the picture at the top of the page already!
Introducing:
Sosmol Minis! Presented by idida.art.
With 1cm circular bases, Sosmol Minis take up barely any space at all. But that doesn’t make them fiddly to use.
By some sheer happenstance, and definitely not through clever design, these miniatures are easy to pick up and move!
How lucky!
Also, they are made up of different and easily distinguishable colours. Each of the six player character minis is a different colour, but all have a white base.
The minions (of which there are fifteen) are made up of three different colours, but they all have black bases.
The three bosses also have black bases, and are three different colours again.
Also, there’s a key. A nifty little yellow key. Or maybe it’s gold coloured. Yellow can be gold, right?
Let me introduce you to the Sosmol Minis.
Each set includes six player character minis:
- The black stabby person
- The blue magic person
- The green shooty bow person
- The red choppy person
- The yellow fighty person
- The white unarmed person
Also, five each of three types of minion:
- An ambiguously humanoid red creature (or a bear praying)
- A spooky white skull creature (or a white bus)
- An ominous black wolf creature (or a black Pikachu)
Then there are three boss minis:
- A strange green cactus-like spiky boss
- A very tall blue looming person with horns
- A majestic (but also deadly) yellow dragon
Also, the key. Because why not?
As a bonus, if you turn the logo upside down it looks like it says SINIW 70WSOS which means nothing but is fun!
