Chibi Pin No. 10 vs No. 17: Veth or Vex'ahlia?
By Critical Role Store | Published: 2026-11-05
Category: Comparisons
Compare Critical Role Chibi Pin No. 10 Veth Brenatto and No. 17 Vex'ahlia on design, materials, and price to decide which pin belongs on your board.
Quick answer
Choose Veth Brenatto Chibi Pin No. 10 if you want a Mighty Nein pin packed with alchemical and crossbow details; choose Vex'ahlia Chibi Pin No. 17 if you prefer a winking ranger with her broom and blue feather. Both are 1.75-inch hard enamel pins, so the real decision comes down to character and cost.
Design details that set them apart
Veth's pin shows off her crossbow, alchemy skills, yellow dress, and charisma-enhancing tattoos, giving you several small storytelling elements in one 1.75-inch design. Vex'ahlia's pin centers on her signature broom, hat, blue feather, and a wink, a more focused silhouette that reads clearly at a glance.
Both pins were designed by Critter Jenny Park (@asunnydisposish), so the chibi style is consistent across the series. If you already own other Chibi Pins, either will sit comfortably alongside them.
Materials and finish: what is shared and what is not
The Veth pin is made from silver-plated zinc alloy with hard enamel, and the Vex'ahlia pin uses the same silver-plated zinc alloy and hard enamel. Both are 1.75 inches, so neither has a size advantage on a pin board or jacket.
The Vex'ahlia listing notes an embossed Critical Role logo on the back, while the Veth listing does not mention a back logo. If that small detail matters to you, treat it as a possible difference rather than a guarantee.
Price and collector context
At the time of writing, the Veth pin is listed at USD 8.24 (compared with a USD 10.99 comparison price), and the Vex'ahlia pin is listed at USD 6.59 (also compared with USD 10.99). That makes Vex'ahlia the lower-cost option right now, but prices can change, so check the current listing before you buy.
Veth is No. 10 and Vex'ahlia is No. 17 in the Chibi Pin series. If you are working toward a numbered run, the gap between them may influence which you pick up first.
Trade-offs to weigh before you choose
- Character vs. cost: Veth offers more on-pin detail (crossbow, alchemy, tattoos) at a higher listed price; Vex'ahlia is simpler but currently cheaper. Decide whether you are buying for the character moment or for the lowest entry cost.
- Numbered series progress: Veth is No. 10 and Vex'ahlia is No. 17. If you are filling gaps in order, pick the lower number first; if you are collecting favorites, number matters less. Check your existing pins against these numbers before adding to cart.
- Back detail: Only the Vex'ahlia listing mentions an embossed logo on the back. If back stamps are part of how you display or verify pins, that is a point in her favor. Flip the pin over when it arrives and note the back in your collector records.
Product facts at a glance
- Critical Role Chibi Pin No. 10 - Veth Brenatto: Pin No. 10 in the Chibi Pin series, 1.75 inches, silver-plated zinc alloy with hard enamel, designed by Jenny Park (@asunnydisposish). The standard chibi size and hard enamel construction mean it will match the feel of other pins in the series.
Critical Role Chibi Pin No. 10 - Veth Brenatto - Critical Role Chibi Pin No. 17 - Vex'ahlia: Pin No. 17 in the Chibi Pin series, 1.75 inches, silver-plated zinc alloy with hard enamel, and an embossed Critical Role logo on the back. The back logo gives you a small authentication detail that the Veth listing does not mention.
Critical Role Chibi Pin No. 17 - Vex'ahlia
Which pin fits your collection?
Best for
- Mighty Nein fans who want a Veth pin with multiple character details
- Collectors who prefer pins with a busier, story-rich design
- Buyers who are filling in earlier numbers in the Chibi Pin series
Not for
- Shoppers looking for the lowest current price between these two
- Collectors who specifically want an embossed back logo mentioned in the listing
- Fans who want a simpler, single-focus silhouette
