Some more creatures for my Lustrian Warhammer Quest set - 1D3 'great lizards'. These cheap hard rubber toys have a surprisingly good level of detail & texture, & painted-up really easily. They are slightly too big to count as the 'giant lizards' from the
Lustrian bestiary, so I'll cook-up some rules for 'great lizards', in a similar vein to great wolves & the great spiders that forest Goblins ride - I'm thinking slower but tougher than a great wolf, & without any special abilities. Except maybe Poison... Everything in Lustria seems to be poisonous...
I based the colour schemes on real lizards, with a bit of artistic licence - e.g. a Serengeti Agama for the one with a neck-frill, a leopard gecko for the orange/yellow/purple one, & various monitor lizard patterns for the camouflaged one; whilst tying them together as a group with purple on each. I'm really pleased with how they turned out, & have another nine of these to paint. However, I am wondering whether to add a horn or a few spikes to them, to match the more fantastical look of the GW
Lustrian snakes. Any thoughts on this? Cheers!
Some more creatures for my Lustrian Warhammer Quest set - 1D3 'great lizards'. These cheap hard rubber toys have a surprisingly good level of detail & texture, & painted-up really easily. They are slightly too big to count as the 'giant lizards' from the Lustrian bestiary, so I'll cook-up some rules for 'great lizards', in a similar vein to great wolves & the great spiders that forest Goblins ride - I'm thinking slower but tougher than a great wolf, & without any special abilities. Except maybe Poison... Everything in Lustria seems to be poisonous...
I based the colour schemes on real lizards, with a bit of artistic licence - e.g. a Serengeti Agama for the one with a neck-frill, a leopard gecko for the orange/yellow/purple one, & various monitor lizard patterns for the camouflaged one; whilst tying them together as a group with purple on each. I'm really pleased with how they turned out, & have another nine of these to paint. However, I am wondering whether to add a horn or a few spikes to them, to match the more fantastical look of the GW Lustrian snakes. Any thoughts on this? Cheers!
Now they look superb and I love the bright colours too.
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