Monster Fight Club has now put together their first crop of miniatures for you to use with your Witcher-based tabletop adventures. You could use these for the R.Talsorian roleplaying game or perhaps even a skirmish game or two if you want to give it a Witcher vibe!

Witcher - Characters #1 // Monster Fighter Club

Leading the way is the first character set that contains three particularly iconic characters. You have Geralt Of Rivia, Yennefer and Dandelion. All of these miniatures that you're going to be seeing here are in plastic and come in around that 28/32mm scale. So, they should line up well with lots of other ranges.

By all accounts, these miniatures are exceptionally good quality. I've seen a few images of the actual plastic miniatures and the details seem to be very crisp indeed.

Witcher - Classes #1 // Monster Fight Club

The fun continues with the first of the Classes set (above) which comes with a Dwarf Craftsman, a Human Man-At-Arms and then the Human Mage. This will be handy when adding NPCs into your games if you're looking to play with the main characters of The Witcher series but also as your unique characters that you're making for roleplaying adventures.

Hunt Monsters!

There are also three sets of enemies for your characters to bump into. These Necrophage sets offer up three different miniatures per pack that introduce strange and nasty creatures for you to battle.

Witcher - Necrophages #1 // Monster Fighter Club

The first set contains three Drowners whilst the second introduces three Ghouls into the mix. I would love to use Rangers Of Shadow Deep for playing out some Witcher adventures with Geralt at the head. You could introduce these creatures in place of zombies and the like!

Witcher - Necrophages #2 // Monster Fighter Club

The last of the sets turns things into a little bit of a boss encounter. You have two Ghouls and then the Grave Hag that you could use as the focal point of a scenario.

Witcher - Necrophages #3 // Monster Fighter Club

Again, some really awesome miniatures and a great start to a new collection from Monster Fight Club. You'll have guessed that the miniatures are based on the CD Projekt Red video game for The Witcher and that has no end of interesting character and monster designs. So, I would imagine we have lots and lots of sets to pick up over the next few months.

Monster Fight Club have done a solid job on their Cyberpunk range and I imagine we'll see the same concerning The Witcher.

Are you going to be snapping these up?