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Love those weird dog-worm things.

What material is that terrain?

The Kromlech stuff is MDF, except the smaller ruins / barricades / barrels which I believe are resin kits.

Thanks.

I was noting they were cut from foamed pvc or card or something.

Painted giantbloods

I love that the bald dude is waving around his magical d20

 Kid_Kyoto wrote:
I love that the bald dude is waving around his magical d20

That's literally a sculpt of the author

 Kid_Kyoto wrote:
I love that the bald dude is waving around his magical d20

BTW it is an official mini for Joe

Hey! Frostgrave minis that will scale with my fantasy collection!

They are going on the list!

The Savage Vampire has a great vibe. Looks like it lives in the same universe as Heresy Miniatures's vampire in man-bat form.

 Gallahad wrote:
Hey! Frostgrave minis that will scale with my fantasy collection!

They are going on the list!

Starting a gnome force for Conquest: LAOK?

I thought those giantbloods were bigger... Nice sculpt anyway,I like them.

A bit different pics of giantbloods

Painted Leechwolves

Nice and creepy little fellows.

Ancient Vampire lady

This is probably a reference like two people would get, but she really reminds me of Shadow Vampires from Nosferatu: Wrath of Malachi

Which i approve of.

From what I understand, the next plastic kit for Frostgrave should be female barbarians. Has there been any sort of time frame for those mentioned yet?

The next book is what, July? I suppose we'll probably see them then, unless Northstar has said anything otherwise.

 lord_blackfang wrote:

 Kid_Kyoto wrote:
I love that the bald dude is waving around his magical d20

That's literally a sculpt of the author

Weird.

I always picture Joseph McCullough with a shiny chrome head and wrist rockets.

You’re thinking of his miniature for Stargrave

Did they ever feature orks or goblins in any of the frostgrave books?

SamusDrake wrote:
Did they ever feature orks or goblins in any of the frostgrave books?

No. However, there's nothing stopping you from using orcs and goblins in your games.

SamusDrake wrote:
Did they ever feature orks or goblins in any of the frostgrave books?

As I understand it FG is race-agnostic. You want Elves, give your party archery and movement skills. You want dwarves load them down with armor. If you want Hill Dwarf rangers then give them archery and movement skills. If you want Elven Silver Paladins, load them down with armor.

You get the idea. It's a bit like Champions design philosophy, an energy blast, is an energy blast, is an energy blast whether it's from Thor Hammer or Superman's heavy vision or Iron Man's armor. The rules count not the fluff.


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 privateer4hire wrote:
You’re thinking of his miniature for Stargrave

I would buy the heck out of a Joe Destro Stargrave figure.

Ah, so maybe the rules for Gnolls?

Except for the chieftain and shaman, gnolls also use the same soldier stats as warbands.

Frostgrave considers differences in species negligible compared to the differences in soldier specialization.

Cool beans.

If memory serves correctly...Into the Breeding Pits, for the Gnoll rules?

SamusDrake wrote:
Cool beans.

If memory serves correctly...Into the Breeding Pits, for the Gnoll rules?

Yes, that's right. You'll probably want Into the Breeding Pits anyway for the dungeon crawling rules.

 Kid_Kyoto wrote:

SamusDrake wrote:
Did they ever feature orks or goblins in any of the frostgrave books?

As I understand it FG is race-agnostic. You want Elves, give your party archery and movement skills. You want dwarves load them down with armor. If you want Hill Dwarf rangers then give them archery and movement skills. If you want Elven Silver Paladins, load them down with armor.

You get the idea. It's a bit like Champions design philosophy, an energy blast, is an energy blast, is an energy blast whether it's from Thor Hammer or Superman's heavy vision or Iron Man's armor. The rules count not the fluff.


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 privateer4hire wrote:
You’re thinking of his miniature for Stargrave

I would buy the heck out of a Joe Destro Stargrave figure.

Superman's Heavy Vision? Is there any powers he doesn't have?

You don't get to assign skills in FG, so an Elf Waywatcher or a Dwarf Ranger would have the same stats, but different models.

 Ancestral Hamster wrote:

SamusDrake wrote:
Cool beans.

If memory serves correctly...Into the Breeding Pits, for the Gnoll rules?

Yes, that's right. You'll probably want Into the Breeding Pits anyway for the dungeon crawling rules.

Sold! I need to pick up some others as well, which I've been holding off on for forever...

Perilous Dark, if you don't have it, contains solo and co-op rules, random dungeon generation rules, and solid scenario-crafting advice both for Frostgrave and skirmish wargames in general. It pairs very well with Into the Breeding Pits.