I bought the following due to a sale at my favorite FLGS: female half-elf monk, male tabaxi rogue, male tiefling rogue, male tiefling warlock. I painted them using Contrast paints for the basecoats, then regular highlights, and metallic paints.
Disclaimer: this session was very boring and not at all engaging for me. We played on-line, but I could not access roll20. I saw the action through a skype screen share, and had to relay my dice rolls to my party members. Sigh.
I bought this at a sale and started painting it when hobby time was scarce for big projects such as Be'lakor. The more I got into it, the more I liked this big boy! From Nolzur's Marvelous Miniatures crossover line with Magic the Gathering.
The Legion of the First Prince, led by the brother Bloodthirsters, faces off against a mixed force of Nurgle mortals and daemons in 1500 points of... whatever this is. Whoever designed this L shaped deployment is a psycho.
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Ages ago, I bought a bunch of these guys second-hand in various states - from on-sprue to mostly painted. They've seen some action in the past in D&D. I decided on painting them, starting with 5 that were mostly painted, as well as 5 that were primed in some sort of khaki color.
The nuns sally forth in force to face down the Novokh dynasty led by Szarekh, the Silent King in 2000 points of Death and Zeal.
A painting commission that I took on just for the fun of it, as I had this idea...
The first commission work of the year: Reaper bones townsfolk.
Live once again, woohoo! Of course, after so much time apart, we spent more time socializing than gaming. But we did manage to kill some stuff. Check out this cool chamber we advanced into...
March was kind to me, much like February had been. I have accomplished both of my goals: the dark elves, as well as the Ogryns and Bullgryns, are painted. Furthermore, I have assembled two more tanks, and I improved on the LED placement! This was very exciting, and I expect to paint them as well during April. (This will be less exciting, with no new elements, but hey.) I will also round out my Imperium force with 3 Assassins, which I want to paint as well. Perhaps I will be able to play 2000 points games in the near future with the nuns?!
Warhammer-wise, this month was awesome! Not only had I played 3 random games, but I also participated at a local Age of Sigmar tournament, taking second place.
Last but not least, D&D is trucking ever onwards. Our gaming sessions are getting ever shorter, but each time we eke out just a bit more exploration of the Undermountain. Halaster, fear us!
To quote my last review, overall a highly successful month, and I'm really looking forward to April as well!
