When playing a long-running D&D campaign, the Dungeon Master will probably use some sort of evil cult eventually. At least, I do! Evil cults are great antagonists, as they have evil minions and allies like devils, demons, or dragons. So I was very happy that the Reaper Bones Kickstarter included a couple of cultists I could use for my Storm King’s Thunder campaign.
I can’t seem to remember for the life of me, where I got these four dwarven warriors from. I ordered them online somewhere at a bargain sale, they were produced by a manufacturer I also don’t remember. Of course, I searched everywhere on the web for them, but I haven’t found anything, yet. It’s a pity, because these are great models and I would love to have more from their line of miniatures.
After helping the villagers of Greenest through a tough night, my players faced Langdedrosa Cyanwrath – a blue half-dragon champion of the Cult of the Dragon. I used Gulark, the Reptus Lord from Reaper as a miniature for him.
basing, D&D, dragons, dungeons and dragons, HOTDQ, miniatures, reaper
When my group and I were starting with the HotDQ, they approached the village of Greenest as part of a caravan from Candlekeep. They would find their first battle at desolate river mill, overrun with wolves. I repainted two WizKids D&D minis for this encounter.
Recently, I went through my old collection of D&D plastic miniatures. I was looking for some generic monsters and NPCs to use in my D&D game and realized that the minis themselves are quite nice, but rather poorly painted. Time to change that!
My group and I recently started the Hoard of the Dragon Queen, a 5th edition D&D adventure path. The PCs are facing the Cult of the Dragon, and Games Workshops Easterling Warriors proved to be ideal miniatures for the cult.
cultists, D&D, dungeons and dragons, Games Workshop, HOTDQ, humans, miniatures
Last September, I finally got my new 5th edition Dungeons & Dragons player’s handbook. I told my friends that I would be the DM for a new campaing as soon as 5th edition hits the shelves. Let me introduce the player’s characters.