Im tired of explaining the visual characteristics of a particular creature or showing a picture and my players yelling "It's weak against fire!" And another (and possibly bigger) reason: I don't like it. I'm looking for different takes on the humanoid monsters (trolls, ogres, orcs, etc). Are there any visually stimulating rendetions out there other than whats in the MM? Just looking over the mini's at Privateer Press's page on the Iron kingdoms ( http://www.privateerpress.com/IRONKINGDOMS/miniatures/index.php ) and I was considering using those versions for the trolls in my game. Any other good art out there for representing these characters?
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- Thread starter redwing
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If you're prepared to do some net legwork, you could always check out my webcomic: Dungeon Damage. I've covered a few monsters over the years, and always tried to make them visually distinct. And the art sucks at the beginning, so don't lose hope.
Amongst other things, I've done unique trolls, troglodytes, broken ones, an ogre, and three or four varieties of goblin. The trolls, in particular, should throw you, and they're relatively recent.
Amongst other things, I've done unique trolls, troglodytes, broken ones, an ogre, and three or four varieties of goblin. The trolls, in particular, should throw you, and they're relatively recent.
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