What's a Dungeon Crawler Imp? Nope, it's not Peter Dinklage, nor is it a small red winged demon. They are essentially a mischievous Fae-traced folk akin to Elves, but much more suited to living amongst humans as they can handle industry in moderation and they like communities in general (somewhat similar to Mere cats). They have an affinity for animals, innate magic and are high energy. An Imp stands around 3' tall. They might be considered similar in appearance to a Gnome, Kender or Halfling from other fantasy worlds, and that works just fine with us. Small humanoids everywhere need a representative too!

Kobold what now? Yep, Kobolds are rat-men, 3' to 3.5' tall rat-men. Call em what you like, mouselings or whatever, they're grungy scurvy-ridden trap-laying critters! This one is armed with a crossbow and I imagine it's probably laced with a toxin of some kind. Kobolds live in these large strip-mine-like craters akin to a spiralling downward junk-tent city. Granted they can pretty much be found anywhere, they're survivors. The bats help them get from one edge of darkness to another pretty quickly too. Kobolds are often mercenary-like and can be found working for anyone except maybe the good guys because they are pretty greasy and do not tend to hide it. The Mines of Khurgan kind of shows off what these guys are all about, and it's fighting dirty (magic, backstabbing, traps and sniping).

Behemoths are essentially a kaiju, enormous monstrous beings (not a dragon) that devour all in their path. They are limited in number because they are so dangerous during their feeding frenzies when it's kill or be eaten! Then they slumber for decades before waking to feed again. The Orcs keep a very limited number of such beasts in an unnaturally extended slumber, then awake them to feed, or wake them to destroy their enemies! Some of their young, hatched from eggs are kept as pets or mounts by the most powerful of Horde leaders. Once they achieve a certain size and age, they begin to settle in to their hibernation pattern.

How does the Behemoth fit in to our Storm Riders campaign exactly? you might ask. The Behemoth has a crown of horns atop its head that, once they have reached a certain size, a medium sized figure could fit nicely between - and that rider is actually our 2nd sculpt goal the Orc Shaman (remember her?).

Now, don't worry, not all of our Stretch Goals are going to be rider-based, we do have plans to do other figures as well, many of which we've revealed in the past, and we hope to have you flooded with pre-painted plastic.

Once we reach $90k we will no longer have split sculpt and paint goals as we estimate we'll be at a steady paced ascension by that point (we'll see if things slow down or not). We have a very special SUPER Stretch Goal lined up for our 19th @ $160k, which we are planning on blowing your minds with. That's a fair bit bold of a goal, so we know we're being ambitious here.

Thanks for reading our reveals over the last few weeks...

 dungeoncrawler wrote:
We're just announcing new badges today, the swappable riders was to be announced, but we spoiled that early. Granted the badges have their own spoiler