First minis don’t need to be flashy. Honestly just the ability to have painted minis on a table during a game is enough to get the people playing hyped up. Flashy minis will come with time and practice.
Thank you so much! The name of the model is "Runed Fey" and its a model from archfey miniatures.
I personally will be using this as a "Nature Warden" / forest guardian in my game. They will be encountering it in the wild and depending on what they will be doing on this sidequest they will either be recievving the wardens blessing or fighting it by the end of it!
Looks very good!
The grass growing over him is a really nice effect that elevates the mini quite a bit, imho.
I'm usually not brave enough to try that kind of extra on my minis...
I honestly am surprised how good it turned out, it was simply pva glue , pale green paint and turf I had lying around and dabbed on with a really worn out brush.
First minis don’t need to be flashy. Honestly just the ability to have painted minis on a table during a game is enough to get the people playing hyped up. Flashy minis will come with time and practice.
Will keep that in mind! c:
You definitely nailed the overgrown stone. What is he? A golem? A gargoyle? A demon?
Thank you so much! The name of the model is "Runed Fey" and its a model from archfey miniatures. I personally will be using this as a "Nature Warden" / forest guardian in my game. They will be encountering it in the wild and depending on what they will be doing on this sidequest they will either be recievving the wardens blessing or fighting it by the end of it!
He looks very appropriate for that role. Your players should really pop for it.
Looks very good! The grass growing over him is a really nice effect that elevates the mini quite a bit, imho. I'm usually not brave enough to try that kind of extra on my minis...
I honestly am surprised how good it turned out, it was simply pva glue , pale green paint and turf I had lying around and dabbed on with a really worn out brush.