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Ok, it seems as though Wizards has removed the "view full size" feature from the photo galleries (either that, or I'm too dumb to find it), so I'll have to post links to you all in this thread for each image.

• Standees - contains zombie quantity four (4) and skeleton quantity ten (10)
• Extras - contains HP tracker, extra zombie quantity one (1), and extra skeleton quantity nine (9)
• Tracker - contains one (1) HP tracker

The first page should give you everything you need as long as your table will be able to burn through the minions quickly enough and you don't mind losing the tracker. The second has some extra zeds and skellies in case you're into that kind of thing, and I've put a tracker here due to lack of space on page 1. Finally, behind door number 3, we have a lone tracker for those who want one if they're only printing the first page.

For the skeletons, remember that they always act on an initiative count of 15 (beacause apparently I did not when I was putting the tracker together ).

You are the man! Errr... Gnome!  ;-)

Alright, it looks like the "view full size" link is back, so go ahead and take a peek inside my gallery for the latest set of standees. I took some artistic liberty with Aldus this week (a cleric, let alone one who worships Moradin, in leather?! BAH!). Also, for all the hype the Abyssal Plague has been getting as this year's crazy awesome, world-spanning event, there sure isn't a whole lot of artwork floating around. Sure, there's a few pictures of not-so-humanoid things, but there really aren't too many depicting people hit by the plague. In all my travels, I found only two such figures: Dark Son Crystalshoulders and  Miss Scarlet Lightningface. Of the two, I opted for the latter, since the former was a bit too small and didn't really have clothes (or a face, for that matter). So, if your players ask why all the loggers seem dressed a wee bit inappropriately for such an occupation or why ALL of them are female, you can either tell them that they're the wives of the recently deceased foresters back at Inverness, who went off into the woods to deliver lunch–maybe even a picnic!–to their husbands or you can just handwave them off as lumberjacks.

Edit: I just put up an alternate set of standees just in case people wanted more options. The artwork is from the cover of Don Bassingthwaite's The Temple of Yellow Skulls and admittedly, the figure is a bit more monstrous than I'd imagine the foresters to be, but at least it has axes and is still closely related to the plague.