Stop spending coin on minis you'll use once.

Use them for anything. No exact piece needed.

QuoDrox? They're 1-inch wooden creature tiles for table-top RPGs. Durable, easily carried in a dice bag, and with intentionally abstract art so they can be used for a variety of beasts. A red tile with horns can be a goblin, imp, minotaur, or whatever you need. Most are numbered so you can track individuals and all have crossbones on the back so you can flip them when they're dead.
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QuoDrox tiles arranged on a hex battle map with miniatures

Use one for anything

Abstract art means flexibility. A skull tile can be a zombie, orc, or pirate. A tentacle tile can be a slime, mimic, or squid. You decide. No hunting for specific minis.

Two purple QuoDrox tiles showing skull and crossbones sides

Flip when it's dead

Every tile has a crossbones back. When a creature drops, flip it. A hex map littered with crossbones makes for a VERY satisfying encounter ending.

Grid of numbered, color-coded QuoDrox tiles

Numbered and color-coded

Each pack has six grunt tiles, four lieutenants, two captains, and two uniques (unnumbered). The corner number lets you declare "blue #3 took 14 damage" unambiguously.

Four colorful organza bags of QuoDrox tiles

Fits in a dice bag

The whole set travels with ease. No fragile minis in a bulky case, no lacking the very specific mini for an encounter. Durable wooden tiles that can be anything and taken anywhere.