Skeletons Legion: DnD Pathfinder Mini

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Perfect for D&D, DnD, Pathfinder, and any fantasy skirmish or tabletop RPG system.

I design PlayerX miniatures for reliable FDM printing, strong tabletop durability, and clean detail at standard 28–32mm scale. My models are built with practical supports, durable geometry, and strong silhouettes so they print cleanly and hold up during real gameplay.

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Skeleton Legion

Skeleton Legion is the first release in my new DnD Encounter Series, a planned collection of 20 themed encounter sets designed for tabletop play.

Each set in this series will focus on a complete encounter group that a DM can print and drop directly into a session. The goal is to make it easy to build encounters quickly without needing to search for matching monsters.

This first set focuses on a small undead warband, perfect for crypts, graveyards, cursed ruins, or necromancer lairs.

Included in this Set

This encounter group contains a mix of undead that work well together on the table.

• Skeleton Warrior
• Skeleton Archer
• Skeleton Champion
• Ghoul / Undead Stalker

Together these models create a classic undead encounter suitable for dungeon crawls, graveyard battles, or wandering undead patrols.

Encounter Series

This release is Set 1 of a planned 20-set Encounter Series. The series will cover many common tabletop encounter types such as goblins, orcs, cultists, bandits, dungeon monsters, and more.

By the end of the series, the goal is to give DMs a library of ready-to-print encounters for a wide range of adventures.

Suggestions are always welcome.
If there is an encounter type you would like to see included in the series, feel free to leave a comment.

Printing

A print profile for this set will be added soon after additional testing and tuning.

Painting

Skeleton models are quick and fun to paint.

A simple approach works great:

Prime black or dark grey, base coat the bones with a bone color, apply a dark wash, and lightly dry brush to bring out the details. Small touches like glowing eyes or rusted weapons can add a lot of character.

Support Removal

Most supports on this set are very easy to remove and should come off cleanly by hand.

Start at the base and remove the main support trunks first, then work upward toward the arms and weapons. In most cases the supports will peel away without tools.

Exception – Skeleton Champion Shield

The shield on the Skeleton Champion has tighter support contact. For this piece it is best to take your time and make several small cuts while removing the supports. Working slowly around the shield will help prevent stress on the arm.

It takes a little extra effort, but the final result is well worth it for the detail on the shield.

If anything does snap during removal, a small drop of super glue fixes it quickly.

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Thank you for checking out this PlayerX release. I hope it prints cleanly and earns a spot on your tabletop.

If you run into any issues, please feel free to leave a comment below or DM me before leaving a low rating. I always do my best to respond, help troubleshoot, and make things right whenever I can.

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Thank you again to everyone who downloads, prints, and brings these models to life.

—PlayerX

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