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recently the new "seasons" of Cthulhu: Death May Die board games came out and i was screaming like a girl at a boy band concert. making sure all my bills are paid and i was even able to drop some green on these. i have been watching when these were coming out ever since it's kickstarter was announced back around the end of 2022 beginning of 2023..ish. season three is pretty much a revamped core set with everything new. scenarios, monsters, more investigators, and even elder ones, which i was excited about. unlike season two expansion, season four comes with one elder one, Nyarlathotep! and stupid me is thinking in the tiniest part in my head of purchasing all four boxes again to have another set of figures to paint for some table-top pulp wargames or even monsters to use in D&D. before i even think about it, i need to get ALL of my MotU miniatures painted, based, and completed. the new rulebook explains several things in a clearer sense than the original one, which is...

continuing with the Masters of the Universe figures from CMON with wave three. wave three consists of Buzz-Off, Fisto, Mekaneck, Orko, Clawful, Kobra Khan, Webstor, and Whiplash. Heroic Warriors. Buzz-Off. Fisto. Mekaneck. Orko. evil lurking in the shadows. Evil Warriors. Clawful. Kobra Khan. Webstor. Whiplash. more to come..

 was able to get a small game of Fistful of Lead yesterday. i created rosters of Master of the Universe characters using various FFoL rule sets. at first i thought this was a cool idea but then as time went on I doubted myself, had to just see what would happen on the table top. layout of the table. making it simple i wanted to do a game of pulp adventures but i haven't gamed with my MotU figures yet so i changed my mind but kept the table set-up the same. and once again i am gaining more mileage out of these Tenfold Dungeon sets then i thought it would. the Heroic Warriors, Man-at-Arms, Ram man, Orko, He-Man, Stratos, and Man-E-Faces (l to r). the Evil Warriors, Skeletor, Trap Jaw, Beast Man, Tri-Klops, Evil-Lyn, Mer-Man (l to r). turn one opened up as Man-at-Arms took some shots at Skeletor. the rest of the groups advance from each other's side of a temple. Orko cast a push back spell and sent Skeletor and Beast Man backwards. thwarting their movement towards the main temple....

 few days ago a fellow wargamer, misterc posted an entry on his blog, the Periodic Painting Table , and there he was discussing his more favorable miniature. click here to check out that post here. and i think i misread it on what would be your favorite miniature over the years or which miniature are you more attached to. and as reading that particular post if there was one miniature or model that would be my favorite it would have to be the 2nd release of the Great Unclean One from Games Workshop.   the Great Unclean One why would this particular model be special to me? it goes back to little after it was released and the following summer i just started playing chaos space marines for Warhammer 40k and i saw this sitting on the shelf at my local gaming store at the time. i thought what a cool monster what is this thing?!  so i went home and read about it more in my Chaos codex book. after i read more i sold my soul to Nurgle.   not long after i bought the mode...