Painting a crocodile

Introduction

A Reaper Giant Crocodile... for no reason at all, really.

Painting a T-rex

Introduction

A Reaper Miniatures Carnotaurus, in case I ever need to polymorph something into a T-rex in D&D.

Dungeon of the Mad Mage: Knock knock!

The first order of business, after a short rest, was to explore this dead-end cavern. I sent in my invisible owl, but it only discovered humanoid corpses, and a magic portal. Boring.

Painting an Ankylosaurus

Introduction

A Reaper Ankylosaur  for our druid to transform into. To honor my childhood memories of watching dinosaurs on Discovery Channel, I decided on a traditional brown color scheme - the way they were most often shown.

Swamp base

April review & May goals

Grind on with the D&D. Both campaigns fully embrace roll20 now, so yay for digitalization, I guess? With no end in sight for the pandemic, this is probably our best bet.

Painting wise, I finished a lot of Bones stuff, although not as much as I would have liked to - obviously. I did veer into Warhammer by laying the foundations of a new army - more on that when I have some minis ready. But a new painting competition is now in sight, for which my work is well under way. That will be my main focus this month.

D&D 5E one shot collection - Escape from Blire Manor

Groot, Ulfgar and Wizzik awakened some time later in a large room. They were unarmed, and their hands tied behind their back. The room also had a tied up minotaur[1] and a bandit whittling a piece of wood. Wizzik tried talking up, and his voice triggered the bandit into handing out a couple of slaps. Dace immediately exploited the guard's turned back and charged, pinning him to the wall.