The Bannerman: Pricedom of Tor Rufánë
Hi everyone,
Here’s the beginning of the elves! Last month, I showed you the T, and we’re now starting to apply it.
We still need to add the lion cloaks to give them that veteran touch, as well as design their own spears, swords, and shields.
I think the goal of achieving cohesion with the current elf range is more or less accomplished.
What do you think about the shift towards Greek influence?
Comments (13)
like the greco/roman styling less of a fan of the massive ears
greek style is peak
The reason I have subscribed to you is for the historically aesthetic in a fantasy world. They look very nice, but as the others said, the pointy ears a little bit to much.
Ears awful. I do not like the greek style at all...
The ears do not look good for me
I am convinced, that good fantasy is believable. The best creations I know of are historical inspired. Like old Warhammer, the Witcher games or histo larp. I think these look amazing (but the pointy ears are perhaps a bit much). Please do more historical inspired minis.
Will there be some bodies without lion cloaks? I think having some without would make it easier for them to be mixed in other elf armies, and contributes to the light infantry feel of these guys. Lion stuff could still be represented through other embellishments
I'm afraid I am just not a fan of this helmet. The eradiated ears are goofy.
I love the overall aesthetic, but am not a fan of the exaggerated ears. It reminds me of WoW elves
Yo esas orejas tampoco las veo, ni como parte del casco, ni como orejas reales, que serían un poco desproporcionadas. Sin embargo, todo el resto de la figura me encanta: la armadura, las botas, los brazos libres: muy bien
Esas orejas le quedan muy raras
Yeah, You are not alone with this. The ears look strange, even when its helmet decoration.
I love the Greek style. I’m only a stickler for pointy ‘eadz helmets.