The Adequate Company

In lands where the Darkloom stretches its shadow, certain patterns repeat.

A knight, a wizard, an elf, a dwarf, a quick-handed rogue—and something larger to stand at the front. Not remarkable, not rare… simply what is required when coin is offered and danger follows.

You have seen them before.

And you will see them again.

Randobler the Great, the wizard: self-proclaimed master of the arcane with a talent for both spellcasting and profitable arrangements. Reliable enough, so long as the coin is worth his attention.
Sir Bert of Somewhere, the knight: a hero of proper standing and absolute certainty in his own importance. Firm in his beliefs, and quicker to draw steel than to reconsider.
Therion Leafwhisper, the elf: coming from the deep woods with flawless aim and quiet disdain for those around him. He speaks little, observes everything, and judges everyone.
Ludo Quickfingers, the rogue: fast hands, light steps, and a flexible understanding of ownership. If something is missing, this halfling likely found a better use for it.
Thorgar Coalbeard, the dwarf: a short mass of stubborn resolve and practical skill. He advances, endures, and complains only when necessary—which is often.
Vorag, the... thing: a failed creation of the Darkloom, built for something greater and left incomplete. Strong, direct, and entirely uninterested in being anything else.
Features:

• High-quality 3D models
• STL format
• Bases included as separate pieces for printing
• Ideal for tabletop RPGs, miniature wargaming, or collecting
• Models require supports for 3D printing

Bring them to your table and set the pattern in motion. Steel will be drawn, spells will be cast, and one way or another, the work will be done.