"what you want?!"

"You come to learn,
you want to know the magik, the dark magik?
what you want?!
infliction or affliction?!"

finished another exciting leg of our D&D campaign last night,
and as usual the adventuring party had to meet a very important and large character
to direct them in the path they must travel to complete their quest.

now for myself,
i like to create characters that goes against the grain and so unusual
things or even create unusual characters to further my stories in my D&D adventures.

this time the heroic party had to cross paths with an ogre mage to aid them in their
quest to stop a mad man of a necromancer.

with ogres not known to be very smart,
i wanted something different,
but i knew i wouldn't find an ogre mage figure anytime soon..

so i took another large figure from the Time of Legends: Joan of Arc game

i had sitting around and redid the base and clipped the head of his staff and
swapped it with a animal skull from the Citadel Skulls set from Games Workshop.

few pics of the ogre mage.
i had to find an image of a painted version of this figure because i could not tell
what was coming out of his back.
and more i looked at it,
it was like a abnormal growth with uncertain victims in it..
..i guess.

had a spare giant rat from a small pack of old Games Workshop miniatures.

wanted to have a flameskull miniature for quite a while,
but all the ones i have seen were kind of lame,
so i went and made my own.
took the biggest human skull from the from the Citadel Skulls set
from Games Workshop.
and then added hot glue on the top to represent flames.

few brave souls enters a crypt only to find themselves
face to face with a flameskull.