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Characters Icons 3D Icons

230+ figures with a role — alchemists, jesters, detectives, rulers, fortune tellers.

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These are people, but not the people in the people category. There an avatar stands in for a user; here every figure is somebody in particular — an alchemist with a potion, a detective with a glass, a jester mid-performance. That makes the set useful for stories, games and archetypes rather than interfaces.

Design Examples

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What is in the set

Fantasy and folklore figures such as alchemists, astrologers, fortune tellers and jesters. Historical roles including rulers, scholars and ceremonial figures from several cultures. Occupations with strong silhouettes — detectives, hikers, dancers, meditators. Plus toy-like figures such as wind-up characters.

Where these work best

Games and interactive fiction, tabletop and worldbuilding material, personality quizzes and archetype systems, book and podcast art, and education where a period needs a face. For product interfaces — avatars, teams, roles — the people category is the right one.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from people icons?
People icons are users, teams and professions for interfaces. Characters are specific figures with a story attached, aimed at games and narrative work.
Can I use them as game assets?
Yes, in commercial games too. What you cannot do is resell the icon files themselves unaltered as a pack.
Are they consistent enough to mix?
Yes — one rendering style across the set, so a cast assembled from several still looks like it belongs together.