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Anime Fantasy Models, Characters, NPCs, Enemies, Weapons, Environment objects & Tiles

Over 7000 objects in a bright, cartoony(ish), anime-styled appearance, for use in creating fantasy-themed tabletop layouts for fantasy RPG games.

Contains an enormous variety of objects, from characters to NPCs, Orcs, Goblins, Undead, Demons, Monsters, Beastmen, Dragons and much more, as well as over a thousand weapon models to use to pose with the models using the Attach tool.

Most models have multiple recolours available, and many have different States for different poses, so try looking through them to see what pose suits your purposes.

Also contains environmental objects such as rocks, trees, buildings, town decoration, castles, walls, caves, ruins, and more, as well as a large collection of ground tiles to suit almost any location.

Additionally, contains a dynamic skybox model with 110 different textures in states, that can be cycled from behind the GM's table, with a tile in the GM zone showing what all the different textures look like for reference.

Contains an example build of a seaside town, this can be toggled on or off with a memory bag in the GM zone.

Particular care must be taken when using the Attach function to merge character models with weapons, as everything is an Assetbundle (to save space and have multiple textures per object if needed), since Attaching causes Assetbundles to lose their collision if saved to the toolbox, put in a memory bag, or copied/pasted. To fix this, Attach your posed model to one of the bases provided, this will make sure the collision is saved.
The order of Attaching things is important! First, once everything is Locked in place, Attach the weapons to the character model. Make sure the Attach goes FROM the weapon TO the character, not the other way around, otherwise distortions can occur. Then, Attach FROM the character model TO the base in that order, this will make sure it keeps collision and works properly. In order to make the base invisible after Attaching is done, go into the object's settings, go into the Tint section, and set the A value (alpha) to 0. This makes the base be invisible.
Several examples are sitting in the GM zone already Locked in position that you can test this method out on.

Bases taken from Krakza's Square Miniature Bases workshop file:
https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2184526834

Objects ripped from Aura Kingdom, a free-to-play MMO which is on Steam
A few weapon models (bows, mainly) taken from Pathfinder:Kingmaker