I've been playing around with making wights in Hero Forge. It's been fun. I've got plenty of undead, actually. Here's a selection of some of them. This will be good as I finish up CHAOS IN WAYCHESTER and start thinking more about CULT OF UNDEATH which must follow.
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| A barrow-wight with a hook hand. |
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| A land-wight |
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| Blind pirate wight |
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Pirate wight
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| Not originally meant to be a wight, but I actually think it works better as one. Maybe I'll add glowing eyes too, but maybe not. |
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| An older library wight. The eyes actually aren't working for me anymore. |
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| My original attempt at a wight. It still works, but I like my newer ones better. |
Some liches, of various provenance. Some of them are old ones that I made, others are ones I found in the library. I actually haven't made any new ones recently, but some of these are still good enough to work.
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| This one looks cartoonish to me now. I should probably get rid of him. |
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| This is fine, but I don't know that it looks like the lich archetype exactly. |
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| A real classic. I wish I could take credit, but it's a library lich. |
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| This one too. I like the poncho look, which is a trick with a hidden extra arm and a banner. |
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| Maybe a little too over-the-top Dark Lordy, but not bad. Reminds me of Disney's interpretation of the Horned King from Lloyd Alexander. |
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| One of the real classic library liches. |
I have lots of vampires too. Some of them I've made, but many are library grabs.
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| Classic Dracula look |
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| Classic Nosferatu look |
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| People forget that when Jonathan Harker first meets Dracula he's rather old and wizened, and needs to feed regularly to regain his vigor; which is why he wants to relocate in the first place. I have several older, withered vampires |
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| Ugly vampires, barely stepped up from ghouls. |
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| A couple of Orlock/Nosferatu style vamps |
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| Very classic Hammer film Dracula |
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| A militarized vampire king |
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| A count Strahd interpretation, including the original module cover art coloration and lighting. Quite a nice work of art, I say. (Library. I'm not responsible.) |
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| Couple of classic vampire renditions |
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| This shirtless vampire gladiator always struck me as weird, but I can't bring myself to get rid of it. Even if it's a weird idea, it's well done. |
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| One of my early nosferatu style efforts. |
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| Old Draculas |
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| A named character that I'm already planning for CULT OF UNDEATH. |
Some mummies and a few other assorted undead.
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| Hammer Film mummy |
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| Undead knight of some kind |
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| Ghost killer |
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| Actually, the pirate LeChuck from a rather silly video game. It's a cool image, though. |
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| Ghost Rider in the Sky |
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| A couple of attempts at a ghost |
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| Very classic fantasy mummy. Could almost be a Tomb Kings character. |
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| I dunno. Some kind of undead rider. |
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| Clearly modeled on Ankh su Namun from The Mummy |
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| Basic skeleton archer |
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| Another ghost |
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| I dunno. A foreigner undead. |
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| After the success of Game of Thrones, winter undead are all the rage. |
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| Two angles of a wraith |
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| Derf, who does Hero Forge tutorials, made this undead cultist. Couldn't help but grab it. |
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| Not exactly undead, but at least a Necromancer. |
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| A Nizrekh ancient one. I haven't actually thought about what that is yet. |
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