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In February we will try to bring the spring a little earlier and at the same time increase the ranks of elves from the Redleaf clan. Here is a full look at February. 

At the dawn of time, great forests spanned across the entire world. One of them was the Redleaf Vastwood, held in everlasting autumn by the elves inhabiting it. Their magical control over nature allowed them to shape the land and the forest to their harmonious needs. The Redleaf Elves were the protectors of this Vastwood, and the forest provided them with any means necessary to aid the defenders. The trees and stones would raise up to fight alongside the elves equipped with weapons made of the Living Wood. 

As countless centuries went by, the world-spanning forests shrank. With new civilizations and societies growing across the globe, there was less space for the ancient woods. The Redleaf Vastwood met the same fate—various human empires and kingdoms rose and fell at the expense of the autumn forest its elven denizens. Humans were ambitious and, in time, their overwhelmingly great numbers managed to push the elves back. The conquerors exploited the land for resources, destroying natural wonders cultivated by the elves. The Redleaf Vastwood is now only a fraction of its former glory. 

The heart of the forest stands intact, however. No outsider was ever able to reach the deepest parts of the Vastwood. The elves and nature itself work in unison to prevent trespassers from discovering the secrets of the Redleaf. Even though in the recent decades the geopolitical situation around the Vastwood has stabilized, the elves tend to see all outsiders as a potential threat. People who decide to venture into the forest must be prepared to meet an arrowhead before an elf. 

The Redleaf Vastwood is home to an exotic and rare specimen of trees. The wood from these trees, commonly known as the Living Wood, can be harder and more durable than steel if treated properly. The elves tend to them meticulously and sing ancient songs that allow them to give the wood any shape. The Redleaves use this technique to create breathtaking cities hidden deep in the forest. All weapons the elves use, from arrowheads to swords, are grown from the Living Wood as well.

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TF Crew

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Anonymous

Awesome minis! They keep getting better!

John M

The movement trays are an outstanding addition.

Roachboy

Honestly, words fail me. Wood elves are probably my favorite faction (I do not play Warhammer, but simply from a fantasy fan's standpoint) ... Never, ever seen better ones.

BigKittyPaints

There is so much to love here. I'm especially excited for that tree house terrain and the little centaur nymph girl.

Andrea Palmerio

That's amazing... the quality is sky rocket high on this set. Love the adventures too.

Synoiz

Probably the first release that I'm not particularly wowed by, but can't love everything!

Shankeroon

Holy macaroni!! A movement tray!!!!!!!!! Are those 25mm rounds?

Boss Salvage

That modular centaur kit is SO needed, great infantry as well. Spooky tree-shaman is a must for me too.

B. Griffith

Well these are just AWESOME. I love the willow tree spirit thing, and the dragon, and the little deer, and... 😁

Ne Obliviscaris

Just incredible! This is just outstanding work, from one of the best 3d artist groups that exist!

Pete Debney

any chance of having this month added to MMF?

Gideon Curry

I like the TF style and complete army release, but to be honest I have had more than enough elf and humans. Any chance of doing some more monstrous races, or maybe a release month of nothing but monsters?

Anonymous

Best release yet. Outstanding!

Anonymous

My poor printer is not getting a minutes rest this weekend!

Anonymous

That wingless forest dragon is stunning. My players jaws will probably drop once I put it on the table

Jonathan Williams

Movement trays...thank you. That and centaur sold me

Mike Jay

Dang, you guys outdone yourselves again!

Anonymous

Great release! Do we we know which of these units will make their way to the game?

Anonymous

I second this. These past months have had some amazing releases, but I think there is a lot of hope that some of these new Red Leaf elves, (and the past few months of armies) will make their way to Bloodfields.

Sam Birnbaum

Now that I have a lot of your minis painted and on display, having more of those themed trays (dungeon, city, forest, etc) would be great for organization and display. Thanks.

Geburah

Love the dragon (Falcor!), the timid deer-centaur druidess (?), and the ToA firbolg druid actually makes me want to print him, which is quite something given I wouldn't add firbolgs to my games... The only one I'm not fond of is the female warrior - she's just not in your usual, slightly more grounded style, and I don't like the whole spiky bikini armour esthetic.

Anonymous

<3 Love the modular centaurs, love the child deer-centaur-druid, and the plumed forest dragon (did anyone says luckdragon? :-D ) he's lovely with wings, and wonderful without. My only concern is could be too big for the printer but hey, not your fault Oh and again thank you for the centaurs :-D <3

Knyx

All bangers, love the willow, love the circle movement trays. Are there going to be options for assembled versions of the multi part kits?

Remthar

A great Release!

Anonymous

Oh I love this months' bundle guys. But that dragon is my favourite by far <3

Martin Dickson

The tiny centaur is the cutest thing ever! :)

Kory Kennedy

The unit trays are a really nice bonus. TY!

Akihisa Futjimoto

Hey, I got probably over 10k STLs on MMF now and I'm allways looking for stuff that let's me think "wow that's cool. I didn't see that befor." The dragon and the treant did that for me. Awesome work. Also modular stuff is allways awesome. 👍

Seth

the army move plates are a nice touch

Anonymous

There is so much lore wrapped around each months release, and as a role player, that really sets these factions apart, and IMHO sets TF apart in there field. I would love to see it collected into a RPG world book.

Lelaeth

So gorgeous! :) Although I'm not a fan of elves with so long ears. :o

Derek

Just in case people aren’t aware, there are also other Redleaf STLs in Bloodfields: Eternal Sorrow that you can purchase at MMF

Anonymous

Uh I love this set and can also bring it on in my Live DND!!! Awesome, my friends will love it like I do :D

Anonymous

Looks cool! I could use those Elf Archers in Runewars, along with that cool Tree / bush creature. And that dragon is sick!

Jonas Hans Prinzing

I LOVE the regiment bases, this is an idea i wanted to realise myself, but never got around to it it. Now we only need cavalry ones.

Darren Williams

They look awesome and can't wait to get printing. Makes me want to buy a larger volume printer to get them rolling off quicker.

Anonymous

That dragon looks awesome!

Austin

Hello, Will there be an arrow quiver for the archers?

Jesse White

Love this release, prefect for wargaming! Thank you!

Ken Weeks

You know I have so many miniatures and I think I will never be able to print them all and I should just cancel and then every month you knock it out of the park and I think ok just one more month. Ten years from now I'll probably be saying the same thing.

Anonymous

really loving these new moving trays frfr. set sits so beautifully when they are sitting on the tray. genius 100%