Cultists, peasants, outdoor encounter and rennaisance pigmen
Aug 18, 2013 1:59:23 GMT -9
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Post by puddingwrestler on Aug 18, 2013 1:59:23 GMT -9
For my latest foray into dice chucking at school, I needed a bunch of sinister cultists, peasants, low lifes, and drunkards. I managed to find some of this for free online, but I had to make a bunch myself.
Therefore, behold the sinister cultists of Shog-Torgoth! I needed these guys in a bit of a hurry, so they're not very detailed, and there are really only two poses where I usually try to make each figure individual and unique.
And also behold the capering, drunken peasants, normal peasants, peasant children, bulldogs and... burning peasants. (The cultists set the village on fire...)
Here I've switched over to slotted style bases instead of my normal built in bases. I find slotted bases a bit more fidly to make, but they sure speed up the cutting of the figures.
Also, slightly older; here's the outdoor encounters sheet I did up a while back.
These were part of the same campaign as the Por'Cyne. Remember the dread Porcotaurs from a while back? Well, they were always meant to be just part of a pigman race. Which turned into the Por'Cyne. Who ended up wearing Renaissance puffy pants... for some reason.
I never got round to make more of them, but I really should get a full set done.
Therefore, behold the sinister cultists of Shog-Torgoth! I needed these guys in a bit of a hurry, so they're not very detailed, and there are really only two poses where I usually try to make each figure individual and unique.
And also behold the capering, drunken peasants, normal peasants, peasant children, bulldogs and... burning peasants. (The cultists set the village on fire...)
Here I've switched over to slotted style bases instead of my normal built in bases. I find slotted bases a bit more fidly to make, but they sure speed up the cutting of the figures.
Also, slightly older; here's the outdoor encounters sheet I did up a while back.
These were part of the same campaign as the Por'Cyne. Remember the dread Porcotaurs from a while back? Well, they were always meant to be just part of a pigman race. Which turned into the Por'Cyne. Who ended up wearing Renaissance puffy pants... for some reason.
I never got round to make more of them, but I really should get a full set done.
