Painting D&D and Medieval Adventurers the Easy Way - How I Paint Things

No matter what game you're playing, when you're in need of some sword-and-board adventurer types, it's handy to have a few of them on hand to act as heroes, henchmen or minions to this week's evil overlord. Painting them needn't be a chore! READ MORE:

Frostgrave and Oathmark are both the result of collaboration between North Star Figures and Osprey Publishing, and definitely worth checking out on their own merits. The miniatures are a breeze to assemble and come with a bunch of options in either kit, so you'll find a use for them in almost any game - I've even seen some of the Oathmark Human Infantry painted up reminiscent of old Warhammer Bretonnians, to give you some ideas!

As well as roleplaying games like D&D and Pathfinder, there's skirmish warband games like Five Leagues from the Borderlands to consider, and some folks are even out there still playing Mordheim. These kits are incredibly versatile and characterful, and scale well against most 28mm hard plastic miniatures out there.

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PAINTS USED:

PRIMER:
Army Painter Leather Brown

PAINTS:
Wolf Grey
Tanned Flesh
Mummy Robes
Fire Lizard
Monster Brown
Leather Brown
Fur Brown
Gun Metal
Crystal Blue
Strong Tone
Quickshade Mixing Medium
Fog Grey
Matt White
Moon Dust
Barbarian Flesh