Here is the list of pieces to feel for when searching for Series 10 Minifigures. I found almost all of these today, so I have firsthand knowledge of this.
Librarian: the book is a rather big rectangle and is definitely thicker than a standard tile, so this is the primary piece to search for. You can also feel for the cup and the hairpiece to assure yourself.
Medusa: the easiest to figure out by far! The bottom part of her body is very large which makes the package very bulky. Her hairpiece is the secondary piece to search for, but honestly the body is enough to go by.
Roman Commander: the two pieces to search for are the sword and oddly enough, the top part of his helmet. It is a smallish piece but is curved and is separate from the actual helmet. It's not as hard to find as you might think.
Warrior Woman: the big round shield and long spear should be fairly easy to locate.
Tomahawk Warrior: the easiest piece is the mohawk hairpiece. It has a triangular shape to it and has a texture you can feel through the bag. You can also feel for the tomahawk.
Skydiver: this one is a little tougher, but the key is to feel for the parachute. It is a piece that goes over the post of the torso before putting on his head, so it is a piece that has a right angle to it. It sort of feels like an L-shaped piece. That is really the only distinctive piece to this one.
Bumblebee Girl: the wings are the first thing to search for. They are kind of oddly shaped. Also the honeypot and hat with antennas on it make it fairly easy to figure out.
Grandpa: the 2x2 tile that is the newspaper is the clear giveaway to this one. You can feel for the cup as a secondary piece but since the Librarian also has a cup, the 2x2 tile is the primary one. The tile is also square, whereas the Librarian's book is a rectangle.
Paintball Player: the paintball gun and the helmet are the pieces to search for with this one.
Sea Captain: the bird is the oddly shaped piece here. Also, his hat has a slight slope to it which is easy to determine and you can also feel for the binoculars even though that is a smaller piece.
Sad Clown: no surprise here - the cone-shaped hat is distinctive. Also the round ruffled collar can be felt for as a secondary piece to search for.
Revolutionary Soldier: his musket is easy to find. It is long, thin and has a slight bend to it.
Baseball Fielder: feel for the torso and then the glove that is there in place of a hand.
Trendsetter: the 1x2 tile that is the cellphone is easy to determine. Also, the dog is fairly distinct.
Decorator/Painter: the round blue piece that is the paint roller is pretty easy to locate because it feels like a round lump in the package. It is separate from the handle of the roller, which is also easy to identify since it is a unique curved piece. The handle of the bucket is also separate from the bucket itself, so you can feel for a U-shaped piece also.
Motorcycle Mechanic: the wrench is the piece to feel for here. Feel for a long thin piece and then make sure there is an opening at the end of it.
I hope this helps you find the minifigures you want!
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Here is the list of pieces to feel for when searching for Series 10 Minifigures. I found almost all of these today, so I have firsthand knowledge of this. Librarian: the book is a rather big rectangle and is definitely thicker than a standard tile, so this is the primary piece to search for. You can also feel for the cup and the hairpiece to assure yourself. Medusa: the easiest to figure out by far! The bottom part of her body is very large which makes the package very bulky. Her hairpiece is the secondary piece to search for, but honestly the body is enough to go by. Roman Commander: the two pieces to search for are the sword and oddly enough, the top part of his helmet. It is a smallish piece but is curved and is separate from the actual helmet. It's not as hard to find as you might think. Warrior Woman: the big round shield and long spear should be fairly easy to locate. Tomahawk Warrior: the easiest piece is the mohawk hairpiece. It has a triangular shape to it and has a texture you can feel through the bag. You can also feel for the tomahawk. Skydiver: this one is a little tougher, but the key is to feel for the parachute. It is a piece that goes over the post of the torso before putting on his head, so it is a piece that has a right angle to it. It sort of feels like an L-shaped piece. That is really the only distinctive piece to this one. Bumblebee Girl: the wings are the first thing to search for. They are kind of oddly shaped. Also the honeypot and hat with antennas on it make it fairly easy to figure out. Grandpa: the 2x2 tile that is the newspaper is the clear giveaway to this one. You can feel for the cup as a secondary piece but since the Librarian also has a cup, the 2x2 tile is the primary one. The tile is also square, whereas the Librarian's book is a rectangle. Paintball Player: the paintball gun and the helmet are the pieces to search for with this one. Sea Captain: the bird is the oddly shaped piece here. Also, his hat has a slight slope to it which is easy to determine and you can also feel for the binoculars even though that is a smaller piece. Sad Clown: no surprise here - the cone-shaped hat is distinctive. Also the round ruffled collar can be felt for as a secondary piece to search for. Revolutionary Soldier: his musket is easy to find. It is long, thin and has a slight bend to it. Baseball Fielder: feel for the torso and then the glove that is there in place of a hand. Trendsetter: the 1x2 tile that is the cellphone is easy to determine. Also, the dog is fairly distinct. Decorator/Painter: the round blue piece that is the paint roller is pretty easy to locate because it feels like a round lump in the package. It is separate from the handle of the roller, which is also easy to identify since it is a unique curved piece. The handle of the bucket is also separate from the bucket itself, so you can feel for a U-shaped piece also. Motorcycle Mechanic: the wrench is the piece to feel for here. Feel for a long thin piece and then make sure there is an opening at the end of it. I hope this helps you find the minifigures you want!