White bird/feathers

D&D 5.5: Big Baldur's Gate 3 energy

We were actually meant to play something else, but life happened, so we jumped into this D&D 2024 adventure instead. Excuse our hastily drawn maps and lack of miniatures. Except me, I had the pool of Lucys to draw from.

Silka the halfling rogue and Daramin the elf paladin already played the first part, where they hunted down cultists for the Flaming Fist, just before Elturel was swallowed by the Hells. Big Baldur's Gate 3 energy. I jumped in as Triss Merigold, human sorcerer - a tribute to my Baldur's Gate 3 character. 

Painting commission winged monsters

Three monsters with Contrast-based paint schemes - despite some difficulties.

Painting gnolls

Some second hand Reaper Bones gnolls: Blacktongue, Warrior and Boneflail. I initially disliked these minis due to their size - those are 50mm bases! However, they are fun to paint with not too many details. Except Boneflail with all her bone trinkets. Still, at least not too many types of texture.

Chaos Marines/Dark Angels vs Thousand Sons/Tyranids, 09.06.2026

For (probably?) the last game of 10th edition, we played a 2v2 scenario: The Relic. One objective in the middle, you can pick it up with infantry. The dice decided that Lion El'Jonson should ally with his Fallen sons against the Thousand Sons, who are probably controlling the Tyranids through warp-born sorcery. Deployment: Hammer and Anvil. 

We got first turn and moved up in the cover of ruins. Our opponents also surged forwards, putting 'gaunts on the Relic.

Winter wolf

 

Painting Gravestorm, the Dracolich

The first of my dragons to be painted this year is this old mini from the Castle Ravenloft boardgame as an adult dracolich.