Necrotales Brings Back Classic Otherworld Miniatures Range
August 11, 2026 by brennon
Necrotales Games is one of the companies working on preserving the awesome range of Fantasy figures from the old Otherworld Miniatures collection. The Dark Tower range is now available from Necrotales, making a return as the Old World Adventurers.
Old World Adventurers // Necrotales Games
The miniatures are the same as the originals, so they will be instantly recognisable to those who enjoyed the look of the original range and were perhaps missing some of these miniatures for their collection. You have a range of great Fantasy adventuring archetypes to choose from, including rogues, wizards, fighters and more, all with a distinct look.
Old World Adventurers // Necrotales Games
As well as some grizzled veterans and plucky youths, you'll also be able to pick up some of the foes and such that might pop up in themed dungeons. For example, the Sect Warriors return, folks that you might find guarding a temple or two that you've just been ransacking.
In addition to keeping the range of miniatures alive, Necrotales have also been looking at ways to get across that nostalgic feel and so are doing some awesome blister pack designs for the figures that mirror gaming stores of yore!
Old World Adventurers // Necrotales Games
Look at that foam! All of the miniatures are available individually in metal over on the Necrotales Games website and in their Old School Fantasy section. I'm sure that this collection of miniatures will grow with more from Necrotales, so keep an eye out.
Are you going to be picking these up?
"You have a range of great Fantasy adventuring archetypes to choose from..."
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Aw, man. I don’t keep usually keep things in the original packaging, but I could make an exception for these; look at those blisters, man! That card art is frigging awesome! The good old days…
I really like that priest/cleric in second group, top-middle. I might just snag some as stocking stuffers for my brothers.