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I really love making minis for our RPG group- and here is a party for one of our campaigns.

The group consisted of three trollkin and a farrow (who might have been a trollkin in a previous life- or maybe the next one).

Only the first one has no conversion elements. The one with the fell blades was a Fell Caller with Doomreaver levels.

Overall, I feel that this was one of our poorer intelligence parties- it was kind of a surprise that they ever got much done.

Yikes! That troll with the dual Doom Reaver blades is frightening! Bet it is a beast in combat.

Its been a while since I played the original IKRPG, but don't Orgoth weapons cause possession or insanity? Is that the case in the RPG? Did the character suffer any ill-effects from toting those two blades around?

Yes- the swords make him crazy- and at times they make him unable to speak in Molgur (he ends up shouting in Orgoth). And he doesn't exactly play well with others in combat- after killing an enemy, he must attack someone in his range, be it friend of foe (he's done a lot of damage to the party).

He's dedicated some of his abilities to being able to sustain his level of insanity without being completely possessed by the sword (although he's spend some periods of his life all possessed and treasonous)..


So yeah, he's playing with fire.

Nice models, sounds like a fun band to play.

Yeah, they're a good bunch.

One of the troubles with the party is that everyone is the crazy one this time around. They have some issues with basic competence when it comes to anything not involving violence.

 odinsgrandson wrote:
Yeah, they're a good bunch.

One of the troubles with the party is that everyone is the crazy one this time around. They have some issues with basic competence when it comes to anything not involving violence.

Sounds like just about every RPG group/party I've played in. When in doubt stab it with your sword!