So, the new version of the Gallery software includes several highly desireable features, so I'm gonna update the test site and see if I can update the real site without breaking it. Wish me luck!
Well, I said I'd never have a blogg, so that is another vow out the window!
"Wilf" is the result of a conversation with my friend Ed on Fantasy Giants. I felt that most examples were far too lanky and that more attention to biophysics might result in something that was more interesting in appearance and possibly more credible.
Okay, I know its been a while. It has been quite a month! And with a handful of miniatures banished to the stripping jar, here's whats up for this week:
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First up, "Beastmaster" from Dark Sword. A really cool sculpt, strangely in its realism, but I thought he's a cool barbarian type, so I'm giving it a try. I'm kind of stuck on the metals, leathers, and furs.
Spurned throughout his childhood, Lunk ran away from his tribe as he started to reach adulthood, as his human feelings started to form in his simple mind. In a form of pennance for his tribe's brutality, Lunk seeks to right wrongs and protect the innocent.
This information is taken from systems originally created by Clinton R. Nixon and others on the TSOY Wiki
Here's information regarding Keys.
[b]Leveling up[/b]
Your PC starts at 1st level with 0 XP. It takes 13 XP to gain a level, so 2st -13 XP, 3nd – 26 XP and so on.
[b]Keys[/b]
30th Anniversary White Dwarf is available at the Games Workshop online store!
The week of May 6, 2007 will be lots of fun painting-wise. Yeah, I'm a big over-extended, but my stripping jar is standing by for the anticipated disasters.
As Deidre said, the Dragon Crossing was about to occur.
"Come-on, let's go!" said the sneaky little one. Then the magicky one turns us into the wind, and we fly up to the top of the lighthouse. There was an ogre waiting up there for us, so I charge into the beast!
After trading a few blows, the creature turned into a cloud and wafted away, leaving us free to search for the portal to the blue dragon's lair. We found the portal, and a riddle appeared. When we solved the riddle, a door appeared and we stepped through...
This week's workbench is a bit mild, except for a couple of challenge paint jobs (not seen here...)
Here we see whats up for next week. First, the Mercenary Wizard is still steadily painting himself, looking pretty good! Next up, I found a great old Citidel barbarian to play my character Ched in a D&D campaign. While I was back in the barbarian mindset, Ghonad the Heresy halfling barbarian screamed out for paint. Also, that old Citidel Norse Shaman is still on the bench. For now.