I got this cool miniature in one amazing box full of minis I got for my birthday and it gave me an idea for a “White Bag of Tricks” magic item from which you can draw various celestial beings including angel babies and a devil boy.
What a great miniature. Full of evil and character that is embodied in the cauldron too.
Since Chapter 1.5 of “The War of the Triplets” was a spin-off episode, I wanted a different feel, which meant a different villain in his own world and Dr Frankenmuller and his Flesh Golem was perfect for that role.
Originally I was looking for Cultists and I found these cool Dark Brethren from Heresy Miniatures, but as I started painting them, I learned of the Shadar-Kai and it gave me a whole new, deeper angle to Chapter 1.5 of “The War of the Triplets” and I repainted the Cultists to look more alien.
Only one player of my War of the Triplets campaign is an experienced D&D player and he decided to play a Tabaxi Cleric… this turned into a crazy challenge as I couldn’t find any Cat People like miniatures in proper armour. In the end I found this mini from Oathsworn Miniatures… it is somewhat bigger than the rest of the party, but at least he has the right gear and it is a pretty cool miniature! The complete party for “War of the Triplets”
A friend of mine who tried Dungeons & Dragons as a kid, decided to join my campaign “War of the Triplets”. As the only player he was toying with the idea of a chaotic evil Drow. In the end he settled for a Chaotic Neutral Drow… but he is playing it borderline Chaotic Evil, I’d say and he is doing a great job at it. This miniature is from Darksword Miniatures, which frankly is rapidly turning into one of my favourite miniature shops. The complete party for “War of the Triplets”
One of my friends is playing Dungeons & Dragons for the first time and when I first spoke to her about it, her first reaction was she wanted to be a big scruffy barbarian guy! However, after having done some research on her own she changed her mind to a Dragonborn Sorcerer, which was an amazing u-turn… and I had actually bought this amazing Dragonkin Mage from Darksword Miniatures so perfect timing. The complete party for “War of the Triplets”
Dungeons and Dragons Dungeons & Dragons – Male Dwarf Barbarian (Ryjka MacHroth – Hasslefree Miniatures)
The Dwarf player of my “War of the Triplets” campaign is new to Dungeons and Dragons, but I know his sense of humour so this pipe-smoking, beer guzzling cheeky dwart miniature from Hasslefree Miniatures was perfect. Besides, I’ve always wanted to paint Hasslefree minis, but since I only paint what I can play with, I’ve never had much of an excuse to buy some… now I do. The complete party for “War of the Triplets”
Dungeons and Dragons Dungeons & Dragons – High Elf Male Ranger – Two variants (Darksword Miniatures)
My partner is new to Dungeons & Dragons and se chose to be a High Elf Ranger, who has had to exile himself for various reasons. However, when we were browsing for a miniature for her, she found two art Darksword Miniatures that she liked and in the end we got both and I painted them the same so she can swap them around as she pleases. Wat was interesting was, I would have defaulted to painting them green-ish like a classic Ranger had she not had a clear mind in her head of what she wanted him to look…