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I recently gave an intro game on Frostgrave in our local hobby/game store in #Berlin, Germany. We had great fun, 4 new players were made enthusiast for this awesome game. There were 2 prepared war bands, one human (chronomancer), one demon (summoner).
I made had a few homebrew rules to show how flexible the game is, with gates where it needs to be tested if they are open or not (50/50 roll on D20), open lets you walk through with no obstruction, closed makes you lose an action to open it. Also I had 3 portals which added a little chaos, where you never knew where you would come out upon entering one. With a 50/50 roll on a D20 for one of the two other portals (it could make you spawn at the wrong side of the board).
On the website of North Star Miniatures on the page on the minis for the Red King campaign, there are these 2 demons shown in the middel. They seem pretty fun models, anyone knows where they can be found/how they are named? I can't seem to find them on the regular website.
I had green as a second color, but it reminded me too much of christmas. Changed it to white. Its after and before pics here. White is new, green old.
What started out as a "I just paint whatever I like" slowly became a small battle force of Beastmen. here is everything I have put together. Hope you like 'ehm.
Hi folks, I have some beastmen models as I just liked their easthetics. I have the idea of having a relative large weight of the army on common troops like ungors and gors. I see tough, that ungors are pretty expensive money wise for what they probably are in game. Why is this and is it even the hassle? Any ideas? Opinions?
Cheers
I had one old Ogryn (fist high) and recently got 2 extra to make a squad to be able to use them in some future game. I updated my 20 yr old Ogryn to match him to my current painting standards and bend the unit together better.
I experimented a lot with new things, like the dark skin, weathering etc. It is the first time it worked so well with the dark skin and am very proud of the results. I hope you like 'ehm. Cheers.
I am preparing for the Red King campaign already for ages... I finally managed to make some Hrut Stingers. 4 of them and one random flying Hrut with hand weapon and shield. I am very satisfied with the result, the small standards work great and really give some extra flair. Now i still need some Nullmen and Faulhorns... and to create create some fire on the emolating blblood beserkers... the list of minis for the campaign is kinda wild 😅🥶
I got a good deal for a special mini but the head alwayz remained awkward. So i took the courage to cut it off, and go look for a replacement. I foundnone in the kit from the Wargames Atlantic Footsergeants.
I just finished my Vespero's Vendetta for the Dogs of War. A fun unit, a bit of a pain to paint because all the black. But I am pretty satisfied nonetheless.
I primed and prepare these lads already a while ago but kept pushing them away. I now finally found the time to finish them and am very happy with the result. I regret the round bases a bit, they were meant for Mordheim. In the future I think I will try and pick up the old metal ones for a regiment for my slowly growing Dark Omen Grudgebringer army. I am most proud of the hourglass to be honest. I never painted something like that before.
I just finished one of my oldiss I had standing around ready to be primed for while now. I kinda regret I didnt out him on a square base. But for a character it is fine. If I ever want to rank him up, i will think of somethjng with some kind of base adapter or something.