Devils and Archons: Top Picks from Pathfinder Battles: Planar Perils
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When a campaign leaves the Material Plane, the monsters get a lot stranger, and a lot scarier. Pathfinder Battles: Planar Perils is WizKids' trip through the Outer Planes, with devils, demons, daemons, and celestials all in one set. It's made for Pathfinder, but a devil is a devil in any game, and these three would be at home in a D&D campaign too.
About the Set
WizKids revealed Planar Perils in April 2025 (TheGamer covered the reveal), opened pre-orders that June, and released it in December 2025. The set has 47 miniatures, and TheGamer noted it includes the first-ever minis of two of Hell's biggest names: Mephistopheles and Asmodeus. Each booster has one Large figure and three Small or Medium ones, at $19.99, and a 10-booster brick retails for $199.90. WizKids also released a separate Diabolic Dragon figure that stands about 12.5 inches tall.
Going by Miniature Market's single listings, the rarities break down like this:
Commons: 14 figures, from Imps and Hell Hounds to Fire Scamps and the four Living elementals (Landslide, Thunderclap, Wildfire, and Whirlwind).
Uncommons: 21 listings (counting color variants of the Sordesdaemon and Derakni), including the Gargoyle, Procyal, Gylou, and Woljif Jefto.
Rares: 12 figures, including Asmodeus, the Garuda, the Contract and Executioner Devils, a Young Havoc Dragon, and the three below.
We haven't found a formal review of the set yet, so here's our own take.
Mephistopheles (#45, Rare)
Mephistopheles is the lord of Hell's eighth layer, a master of fire and deals, and this is his first-ever miniature. It's a big figure on a 50mm base, about 77mm tall (per Miniature Market). He has huge red wings, dark robes, and a staff crowned with golden flame. He looks like he's about to offer you a deal you'll regret.
Why collectors want him: A first-ever figure of an archdevil is a big deal, and he's the last numbered figure in the set. He's also one of the two most sought-after figures in the set at other retailers, along with Asmodeus.
At the table: Use him for Mephistopheles, of course, or any archdevil, a fire lord, or the final boss of a campaign through Hell. He works just as well in D&D's Nine Hells.
👉 Mephistopheles: $59.99. Shop at Karwind's Collectibles · View on eBay
Eremite (#35, Rare)
The eremite is a velstrac, one of Pathfinder's fiends of chains and pain that are obsessed with reshaping flesh. This figure is pure body horror: a thin, gray, spindly shape with long hooked limbs and spikes sticking out in every direction. It looks like it crawled out of a nightmare and wants to rearrange you.
Why collectors want it: It's a creepy, one-of-a-kind sculpt, and horror fans love it. There's nothing else quite like it in most collections.
At the table: Use it for an eremite, any fiend that tortures its victims, a horror from the Shadow Plane, or the thing waiting at the bottom of the dungeon.
👉 Eremite: $17.99. Shop at Karwind's Collectibles · View on eBay
Aesra, Legion Archon (#39, Rare)
After two fiends, here's someone from the good side. Archons are Heaven's lawful soldiers, and the legion archon is a front-line fighter. Aesra stands in shining gold armor with a halo of fire, ready to fight back against whatever Hell sends.
Why collectors want it: Good-aligned planar figures are much rarer than devils and demons, so she fills a real gap. It's also a beautifully painted Rare.
At the table: Use her for an angel or archon, a celestial ally sent to help the party, a paladin or cleric PC with a divine heritage, or the leader of a heavenly army.
👉 Aesra (Legion Archon): $19.99. Shop at Karwind's Collectibles · View on eBay
Tour the Planes
We also have the Ostiarius, Pairaka, and Bythos (Guardian Aeon), plus sets of three Imps, Fire Scamps, Gylou, Ferrugon, Hurlilu, Suvarden, and more. That's plenty to build a planar encounter. Browse our Pathfinder Battles: Planar Perils collection, or wander through the whole D&D Miniatures section.
Safe travels between the planes, and read the fine print on every contract.
Michael, Karwind's Collectibles
Set details come from TheGamer's coverage of the WizKids reveal, WizKids' product listings, and retailer release listings. Rarity counts, figure sizes, and comparisons to other sellers come from Miniature Market's single listings as of October 2026. Prices come from our website as of October 17, 2026; our eBay listings (export of October 10, 2026) show the same prices. Prices and stock can change.
