cultists and some sneaky gnomes

to be honest i have not done much since last month.
kind of took a gaming break overall, from painting, gaming and even touching a figure.
after the last batch of MotU figures and trying to get another unit done
for Silver Bayonet done, i was losing my enthusiasm for it.
so i'm doing little things here and there.
getting some figures' bases redone or small D&D characters done for adventures,
but large projects are starting to overwhelm me.
i guess my age is creeping up on me faster than i thought. 

back in may of last year i purchased several plastic sprues of Frostgrave cultists and
assembled them but didn't do anything with them for a while.
i ended up painting them a few weeks ago for some encounters for our D&D group.

i separated the characters who are armed with a certain style of blades from the others
and gave them small shields.
i also glued heads with exposed faces or masks on these particular figures compared
to the rest i made.

some armed with crossbows and armed with two-handed maces.

these figures i glued some spare shields from some viking plastic sprues i have.
but with these i glued heads that are fully hooded to make them a little
bit more menacing.

a miniature from Next Level Miniatures,
some kind of a spellcaster or a lich of sorts.

i redid the base of this Lesser Other God miniature from RAFM Miniatures.
maybe a future monster the D&D group will be running into.

Rita's little gnome sorceress, Emily Scarlett and her hound of ill-omen.
not sure if i am satisfied with how this hound came out,
i might get a totally different figure for it and redo it.

my gnome rogue/ranger multiclass fellow, Helmsley.

named him after my hunter character from World of Warcraft.
and got to play with him for the first time this past weekend and damn it was fun.