These speedpainted Drow are the second half of these Crossbow wielding ladies I decided to paint their army with metal instead of gold and their outfits more blue / cyan instead of purple. I used contrast paints for the edges, but unfortunately spilled half of it. Not to waste it, I decided to paint all […]
This is a mixed back of mushroom related creatures all speed painted using a mixed technique of primed bone, contrast paints and some red and white dots for mushrooms. These little fairytale like mushroom people are from Northumbrian Tin Soldier and actually fit perfectly, the Campestris from Light beyond the Witchlight. The rest of the […]
I actually painted these little dudes a while back and even fielded them in a game, so I am not sure how I forgot to take photos and upload them, but here they are! They are super fun to play with. Especially the Gazers!
As we started our new campaign, the player with the Dwarven Paladin found a pretty rad Dwarf mini. I am still quite sceptical about 3D printed minis, but I have to say this Dwarven Cleric is the best I have seen to date! Was super fun to paint and I feel it has turned into […]
DM notes: I was asking my wife, one of my players, what to call this chapter and she suggested “smart choices” as the party actually managed to go through the whole game with minimal (and only absolutely necessary) combat. I only realised that at the end when she pointed it out. I was totally blown […]
DM note, my wife and I often sing “Dancing. People” in the style of the song Purple Hat and since I was painting mushroom people, she started going around singing “Mushroom. People”… hence the title 🙂 Seipora, faced with a moving, but chained, mushroom, started talking to the mushroom, while Kaari and Thorgga looked at […]
Having rested up, the heroes had a simple choice: Take the tunnel down in the direction of the fleeing Templar Luminis, or take the tunnel up. After some light (Umberhulk) breakfast and a quick discussion, the heroes chose to go up! DM note, I don’t believe in rearranging encounters so they always show up in the […]
A bit of background story Following their stay in Two Bridges, Seipora Rein, the Tiefling Wild Magic Sorcerer and Hill Dwarf Paladin Torgga The Violator, came upon the island kingdom of Obanastre. Unknown to them, their path would soon cross with that of the local Ranger, the Human Kaari Stormwind. Kaari was a child of […]
I rarely paint anything I don’t need to user for the next game of D&D, but sometimes you get a rare chance to paint something truly amazing. I knew Ral Partha did some Dragonlance miniatures back when it was a setting for D&D (hoping it will be for 5e as well in the future), but […]
I don’t play Games Worksho[ games these days, but their miniatures are just fantastic, so when I get a chance, I snap one up to paint for Dungeons & Dragons like this Infernal Enrapturess that I used to emphasise the creepiness of a Vampire castle. I combined it with the “Danse Macabre” trap combined with […]
Very little good has come from Brexit, but one good thing is that it has opened my eyes for miniature manufactures outside the UK. One great example is Cadwallon Miniatures where I found this fantastic and characterful Nosferatu. As a paint job, this is unique to me as I decided to paint his armour in […]
Painting 3D printed minis is fairly new to me, but I think when they are not overdone with details, they can be really cool, like these two Vampires from dndfigurer.dk. They have so much goth classic character.