Quick answer
Choose Box 2 if you want a mix of huge and medium miniatures with a lower price point; pick Box 3 if you need a larger huge miniature count and are willing to pay slightly more.
Why the bundle size matters
Storm King's Thunder Box 2 and Box 3 are both premium painted figure bundles from the D&D Icons of the Realms line. They differ in the number and size of miniatures included, which directly affects your tabletop encounters. Box 2 offers a mix of huge and medium figures, while Box 3 trades the medium figures for an additional huge miniature.
Both sets are pre-painted, so you can use them immediately without spending time on assembly or painting. The clear packaging lets you inspect each figure before purchase.
Trade-offs at a glance
- Figure count and size: Box 2: 5 total (3 Huge + 2 Medium). Box 3: 4 total (3 Huge + 1 Large). Box 2 gives you more individual figures; Box 3 gives you a larger single miniature.
- Price per miniature: Box 2 costs $54.89 (catalog price $89.99). Box 3 costs $62.09 (catalog price $89.99). Box 2 is cheaper per figure overall; Box 3 costs more but includes a large miniature that may have higher perceived value.
- Campaign usage: Box 2's medium figures (Kella Darkhope, Pow Ming) work as player characters or key NPCs. Box 3's large miniature (Yakfolk Warrior) is better as a boss or set piece. Box 2 suits narrative-heavy games; Box 3 suits combat-focused encounters.
Product facts
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D&D Icons of the Realms: Storm King's Thunder: Box 2: Contains 3 Huge and 2 Medium miniatures: Princess Mirran, Princess Nym, Princess Serissa, Kella Darkhope, and Pow Ming. The medium figures give you versatile NPCs or adventurers that work well in role-playing encounters, not just combat.
D&D Icons of the Realms: Storm King's Thunder: Box 2
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D&D Icons of the Realms: Storm King's Thunder: Box 3: Contains 3 Huge and 1 Large miniature: Zephyros, Iymrith, Harshnag the Grim, and Yakfolk Warrior. The large miniature adds a centerpiece monster or ally that can dominate a scene, but you lose two medium figures for tactical variety.
D&D Icons of the Realms: Storm King's Thunder: Box 3
Which bundle fits your table?
Best for
- DMs who want a balanced mix of huge and medium miniatures for varied encounters
- Players on a tighter budget who still want premium painted figures
Not ideal for
- DMs who need a single large centerpiece miniature for a climactic boss fight
- Collectors who prioritize large-scale display pieces over smaller figures
