The While I haven't set up the wet bar and cabana yet, I have managed to catch up at work and subsequently, home life has shown a moment or two of peace.
Between Cthulhu AARs, Gnomish Space Marine writing, priming Battle Mechs with the girls, I've got plenty of blogging to work on, but I decided to go back and pull some great ideas from a much neglected source: GwtG Intrepid Reporter: Mike Lung.
While I put my head down during the Fall and hoped to survive through the barrage of work and home, Mike kept sending me link after link of gaming goodness. Rarely could I respond back with something more than "awesome" or "send help... fading fast" but I'm going through them again now and I would be a massive fool not to mention 105% of the e-mails.
The first topic is Dark Sword Miniatures. I mentioned them in the early days of the blog, and I did make a
small effort back in September when Mike brought them up.
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| Beaver Druid |
They now have great lines of frogs, guinea pigs, hamsters, and mice, but I'm smitten with the spellcasting one-shots that I might be able to justify the $9.99-$11.99 price tag as a special character.
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| Owl Wizard |
These might make great alternate wizards for Gnome Wars, even if I need to tweak the Mythology of the Four Immortals (spoilers) that's being developed.
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| Happy Easter |
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| Goat Necromancer.... Fitting, yet disturbing. |
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| Mayan Chihuahua |
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| Possum Druid and "Henchmen" |
Still great for anthropomorphic gaming. Here’s the link:
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