A Dozen Assorted RPG Figures

Our group's RPG game has moved to the desert, so it was time to step up and paint some figures on sand bases.

These are Minions of Set and Lions of Mitra from Otherworld Miniatures. They've just recently been released in their "Judge's Guild" line, and are made for...of all things...the Dark Tower adventure module from 1980. What a find! Dark Tower was my fav adventure game product from that era.

These Mummies and Undead Lord are from Reaper. 

Here's a weird one. The Guardian Naga, Omphalos, again from Otherworld. Kind of creepy.

And finally, this Giant Snake is from Reaper. Did a quick Google search on Diamondbacks and got good ideas for the paint scheme.

'Til next time.

Figure for a Giant Princess

This is a largish figure from Reaper for a Frost Giant Princess. I needed a figure for the daughter of a Cloud Giant King, so this one fit the bill nicely.

Great model. Lots of character and interesting detail in the sculpt.

I have a number of other Reaper giants, so after my experience with this model, I'm looking forward to painting the others.

'Til next time.

Tentacles

Time for some more RPG figures. These two got rolled out last week. The first is Reaper's Eldritch Demon, which has a strong Cthulian feel to him.

Super-easy to paint up. Base coat was a bright green sprayed over a deep purple. Pink on the tentacles  and a few details, along with a drybrush...and done.

This guy is a Reaper Bathalian called D'Kul. It's OK to just say Mind Flayer.

Really like this figure. Very simple, but flavourful...and gets the Ilithid aesthetic across perfectly in a D&D game.

'Til next time.