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I've learned over the years that I REALLY like using the Dawn of Worlds game to generate a setting for D&D. Everyone contributes some cool ideas and when we start playing, it feels a lot like we've all got a more than solid handle on the setting lore- even though it is all entirely new.

And the people I associate with are rarely satisfied with creating something very normal. So this setting is filled with nations of anthropomorphic animals. Yes, this is also a very good excuse for me to get through my backlog of Jason Weibe minis (and I'll be posting those as they get finished).

But here is the party:



Mousling Warlock (Reaper)


Rogue Red Panda (Dark Sword- converted from a cat)



And a Baleen Whale to tank for the party (Aradia Miniatures)


Yeah, I got a few more angles on that last one

Great miniatures, and a wonderful job on the whale!

Fantastic stuff! Gorgeous. Looking forward to seeing more.

Also if you’re looking more anthropomorphic animal miniatures the Burrows and Badgers range from Oathsworn miniatures is worth looking into.

Extra good job on the whale! That build up to contrast, Solid work.

Conversion too is looking great