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[Sanael]

So this is a PC in one of my long-running games. The PC's name is Trog Dar, son of Norm. Nord Kegbreaker was one of the first minis I ever painted, but I figured we needed a new mini for TD since he's found his way into the land of Epic Levels, so I painted up Herryk.

Looking at them together, I was actually kinda surprised that the dwarves don't seem to have suffered much scale-shift...if you look at the lower 2000 series and more current figures in human and elf form, the old ones are teensy in comparison.

As always, C&C are welcome!

[Stubbdog]

NORM!!!






oh come on... you knew someone was bound to do it... :)

[Sergeant_Crunch]

NORM!!!






oh come on... you knew someone was bound to do it... :)

Actually, I was expecting TROGDOR!!!!


Burninating the countryside...

[Bruunwald]

It must be so nice to carry a character on from low level to epic.

I've never been able to, since I always ended up being the GM. Anytime somebody else GMd they always gave up after only a handful of sessions.

Both very cool. I really dig their faces.

[Sanael]

Bruun-I have to admit, the game didn't actually go from 2nd level all the way to epic; we played from 2nd to about 7th, then took a break from the game. When the players reunited, we bumped the PCs to about 15th or so, then it happened again...so we've got a huge, epic story arc, and we know what all the characters were up to in the "lost levels," but we didn't actually play through all the levelling. But it's a lot of fun, because now all the players are scattered, so we have some really great times when we're actually able to have a reunion.

It's also cool because the PCs and a few NPCs are all parts of our various game worlds, since all of us run games now. It's pretty awesome.

[Nydhog]

They both look really cool. But the one with the stein's eyes scare me like no ones business lol