the ghost of Sir Maldred, the Red Dragon

several months ago i was running my first D&D campaign and
the party found themselves in a haunted manor with a ogre mage within the halls.
but within the nooks and grannies there was a few spirits who haunted the library.
fast forward into a new campaign i wanted to not have so many undead or
dead encounters but i couldn't resist myself.

the other night i was thinking of an encounter and wanted a ghost in it
but not just any ghost, i wanted like a ghost that would make the jaws drop.


so i took a plastic Grail Knight from the classic GW Bretonnia line and
painted it like i did my other spirits few months ago.

same painting scheme,
white base coat primer, watered down light blue, and then a dry brush of white.
glued a clear plastic flying stand underneath to give it a floating effect.

the heroic band of warriors comes across the ghostly spirit of Sir Maldred,
a disgrace knight who lived in excess and corruption, but most feared
on the battle field.

so recently in our D&D campaign that is in progress,
i resurrected my dwarven war cleric and while i was writing out a new character sheet,
i was going over his spells and took Spiritual Weapon.
this spell allows the caster to create a weapon of energy to have it also damage foes.

i made one for my death domain kenku cleric and with that one,
thinking of the death domain them i made a scythe.

this time around for a war domain and it matches the miniature,
i went with a two-handed warhammer.

i think what makes this awesome is i was able to get the warhammer to match in a way.
i really can't wait to get this character back into the dray of battle.

more to come....