miscellaneous fantasy characters

lately i have been gearing up some more figures for either a wild west game or D&D.
painting ones i already have, buying new ones for future games/ideas, or coming across some
that i totally forgot i had.

all miniatures are from Wizkids unless noted in their captions.

gargoyles from Next Level Miniatures.
black base and gray/white dry brush.
i wanted to keep the whole stone-skin look but didn't want to over do it.

a halfling ranger.
i have to admit the miniatures from the Critical Role unpainted miniatures line from
Wizkids seem to be smaller and less detailed.
i've been looking for a halfling ranger for some time and this little fellow was not a
joy to paint at all. 

found a half-orc fighter figure in a small box the other day.
i was curious where she came from because i don't remember buying any half-orcs for
sometime but anyways i painted her and added her to my red cloaked cult i created.

i wanted to create an elf rogue that reminds me of my night elf rogue from
World of Warcraft. but instead of purple skin i went with the traditional flesh tone and made
him a wood elf rogue.

Rita, myself, and one of our D&D group members, Chris agreed to make what we call
our forest-folk characters.
we haven't established anything for these characters yet,
and to be honest i totally forgot i had even painted these.
these figures are from Stonehaven Miniatures that i have gotten off Amazon.

a high elf paladin.
she had a very bendy mace i clipped off and glued another hammer on that
funny enough is from the plastic sprues i still have of the very old
warhammer regiment sets.

the ever evolving character of Roshakuna,
a minotaur shaman.

at first he was a barbarian but with a new campaign just beginning last month and a few things
retcon'd i wanted this particular character to represent what my Tauren shaman was from
World of Warcraft was.
yes there is a theme underway.

more to come..