For such a small figure it really has a lot going on and that's one of the things that really drew me to it. For starters the figure is a bit on the small side, about the same size as a Reaper Halfling or Gnome. In addition the figure clearly has fleshy hands but either has a skull-face or is wearing some sort of skull-mask. Finally the robe lends it a somewhat cultish or mystical look. All-in-all a really characterful figure that should make a great encounter in my upcoming game.
I'll be running this game on Roll20.net so I'm hoping once the adventure has concluded I can share all the resources used (stats, maps, images, etc) here in case any of the rest of you find them useful.
Off to paint some more figs!
-Jay
The shovel! Love the shovel!
ReplyDeleteNot going to lie. The shovel is one of my favourite bits.
DeleteWow, I've been looking for a fig to use for my Halfling Dig-o-mancer!
ReplyDelete(Not really, but still, a very characterful fig.)
Let's be honest; if you don't have a Halfling Dig-o-mancer in the party you're not REALLY playing D&D.
DeleteDefinitely a fun figure. I painted one about a year ago: http://menaceminis.blogspot.com/2013/11/skeletor-mr-bones-reaper-miniature.html
ReplyDeleteI love your choice of skin tone!
DeleteAnd the weathering on your shovel looks great!
Thanks Jay!
DeleteI roll for initiative so I can kill it.
ReplyDeleteLet's hope that works out for you....
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