Malign Sorcery: Burning Head

The burning head. Nothing particularly fancy with the paint job, but it's a cool miniature. My only complaint (which is a complaint I have for all of the Endless Spells) is that it's just too big. It could be 1/2 the size and it'd be a much better miniature.

Frost Giant King

Taking a break from endless spells, here is the Frost Giant King. He might be the last one I paint (the girl is painting the Frost Giant Queen, so she'll show up at some point). The official D&D line has a Frost Giant which is tempting, but I have sooo many Giants at this point, that I really don't need more.

I have to admit, he wasn't my favorite Frost Giant to paint. I'd say the Frost Giant Bodyguard is a bit better and I think the Queen is probably the best sculpted of the group. His detail is a bit un-crisp in places. His pose is the best of the Frost Giants though, so it's a mixed bag.

He was missing a piece, the "knob" that goes on the front of his helmet. I replaced it with a plastic axe blade that I attached upside down.

Realmvault Key

One of the Age of Sigmar Shattered Dominion Objectives slipped into the endless spells I've been painting, the Realmvault Key. No idea what this thing is supposed to be or do. It's some sort of arcane thingy that you might find in some haunted ruins or a wizard's tower. The detail is a smidge better than the recent endless spells I've been painting, it's a nice miniature (if you can handle not knowing what the heck it actually does/is!)

Malign Sorcery: The Malevolent Moon

Don't come around tonight,

There's bound to be a fight,

There's a Bad Moon on the Rise!

It's the big guy himself, the Bad Moon! Of the endless spells, he was probably the most difficult/time-consuming to paint. Largely because I added edge highlights and highlighted all his pimples/craters. I figure he's the personification of the entity (god?) that my night goblins worship, I should make him look a little "nice". Like many of the endless spells, I like him more than I expected too.

Malign Sorcery: Scrapskuttle's Arachnacauldron

It's a big cauldron bubbling smoke with spider legs. It looks does cool, and like many of the endless spells, it's dead easy to paint. I think it'd be a bit better if it wasn't quite so large (it's huge! a couple of gobbos could use it as a jacuzzi). I'm not sure how much re-use it'll have, but I think every wizard's laboratory in any D&D campaigns I run will have one of these running around going forward.

Malign Sorcer: Ravening Direflock

The name makes it sound like a primal flying piranha thingy, but these are really just 3 flocks of crows. I like them more than I expected. Easy to paint and they look pretty good once painted. I do think I chose the wrong base color, I should have started from straight black instead of dark grey. Basically a bunch of dry brushing with Eshin Grey followed by Dawnstone. They should work well for other games too!

March 2019 Totals

March was a bad month for mini painting. I knew going in that it was going to be tough to get 30 minis painted, and then life piled even more responsibilities on top of that. The total for the month was 11... still better than January!

March Miniatures:

• 3 Soulsnare Shackles
• 1 Ettin
• 1 Formorian Giant
• 1 Chronomatic Cog
• 2 Umbral Spell Portals
• 1 Quick Silver Swords
• 1 Athervoid Pendulum

That puts me at 40 miniatures so for the year (the goal being to be at 90 at this point). Here's hoping April goes better!