Dragon Metal Tag III: Citadel Oriental Dragon

I didnt need a dragon model for my current project, but I wanted one.

DRAGON METAL TAG II - Djh'mee and Joh'dee

There comes a time in every Creep's life when he looks upon a thing that he loves and thinks, 'I need to cut this until it looks more pleasing to mine eye.'  Such was the case with the Citadel Nightmare Dragon, sculpted by Nick Bibby.

La Déviation Fatale - A Discourse on Paper Counters

I'm not entirely sure how it started. I may have made some vaguely taunting comments about using paper counters for gaming - not the printed, card-mounted versions mind, but the hastily scribbled ones on scraps of torn paper.

Some time later, this had become a running joke. It turns out that cheetor has a deep-seated abhorrence towards such low tech gaming aids. Like these:

A helpful clarification.

Who needs a model when you can proxy with paper?

Meet Your Maker: An Introspective Blog

There comes a time in every ongoing group 'flow-of-consciousness' type chat scenario where someone will suddenly say, usually in the middle of a frank discussion about the current global political landscape, "OoO! If we were minis, what sculptor would do us?"

In this instance it was Mr Saturday, and we managed to boil this massively vain, self-appraising concept down to the following answers:

Girls, Girls, Girls!

I'm still not sure that this is a good idea, but here goes anyway.

There was a plan.

And that plan was to play wholly non-serious bar game involving brawling Orks. Patrick Swayzork, Da Sweedork Chef and Rubbaleg had already thrown hats into the ring, but a new contender was required.

Then there was an idea.

And that idea was to do something really silly. REALLY silly.

Components were sourced...

Frostgrave - Deadite Warband #2

Another couple of additions for the Deadites today. Two more of the warband's characters, The wizard and the captain. I might be taking something of a risk pouring all that gold into a captain for a starting warband, but what the hell, it feels right.

The Kandarian is the warband's wizard. The 'Dark Ones' are shown to be the authors of the Necronomicon in Ash vs Evil Dead, so it made sense to include one of these mysterious dudes as the warband leader. He'll mostly be using Necromancy.

You all know who this is. Bad Ash will function as the warband's captain. I'm assuming he will bungle any duties given to him in spectacular fashion, but as long as it proves entertaining I'm cool with it. It wouldn't be a Deadite warband without Ash's evil twin in the mix. It'll be fun picking traits for him.

With these two done, the warband is starting to fill out. Next up we have a flying Deadite (thief) and an undead hound for Bad Ash to confide in.

Frostknave Part 1

As we are such a bunch of lonely saddoes, we Wipsters have to go to extreme lengths on order to get some games of mini-men pushing in. 

In our latest globe trotting effort we are all heading to Ireland to be regaled with local legends, drink several kidney's worth of alcohol, gingerly manhug each other and principally to gate crash a board game convention. We've already discussed the mornings RT shenanigans (I'm manfully attempting to get more mooks painted) but in the afternoon and into the evening we are planning to pop our collective Frostgrave Cherry. Hopefully our familiarity with the rules will keep pace with our level of inebriation and we'll all have a great time and win some games.

With this in mind we have been feverishly painting our Warbands ready for that fateful weekend, you will already have seen Mr Saturday's burgeoning deadites and now it's time for me and the Assless one to show you what we've got and why we decided to pick, not only the figures but the henchman for our warbands.