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What miniature(s) you like most from the "Ancient Spirit of Evil"? Let's take a Poll to see! (Patreon)

Published:
2022-04-08 08:09:51
Imported:
2026-06

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Greetings everyone!
Hope you are all doing great!
One week passed since the "Ancient Spirit of Evil" collection is released and we would like to hear your thoughts!
What do you like most from this release?
What is your favorite miniature(s) and why?
Will you use them in your tabletop games or they will be part of cool project that you have in mind?
Let's have a poll to see what is your favorite miniature(s) from this release!
You can choose more than one option.
The poll will end next Thursday!

Feel free to share here any thoughts or comments regarding this release!
We would love to hear them!

Have a great weekend and happy printing everyone!
Regards,
~ Crippled God Foundry Team ~

Comments

Joshua Rosenblum

The entire release is excellent, but I’ve singled out a few models for their creative originality. Let’s face it, ancient Egyptian undead has been done to (un)death and it’s hard to be original. Evil Spirit- Gorgeous in a technical sense, but also inspired because there aren’t a lot of undead/mummified versions of Egyptian gods out there. Most are “living” examples. Grand Vizier (mounted) - Very original using a griffin for the chariot. Undead Sphinx - Most sphinxes out there are portrayed as shabti or animated statues. Very to portray your sphinx as an actual undead creature. Also from a technical standpoint, I love the portrayal of the wings. It’s hard to do decayed bird wings right, as opposed to bat or dragon wings. It’s because an actual skeletal bird wing assembly doesn’t look all that impressive, so it’s hard to do a n undead version that looks cool. Undead man-Scorpion - Aqrabuamelu are rarely portrayed in undead form. I think the model should be more “undead” (yes undead arthropods are hard as they have no skeleton), but major points for creativity!

Joshua Rosenblum

Also, I will eventually be using these in the tabletop, but a very long time from now. Assembling/basing/painting my undead New Kingdom Egyptians army is at the bottom of my list, simply because it will be so huge (so many Egyptian undead). It’ll have to wait until I finish out my undead Ancient Greek army, my undead chaos/demonic army, my undead dwarf army, my undead ancient Roman army, my undead Dark Age Norse army, my undead orc army, my undead chaos/beast men army, my undead sengoku Japanese army and probably my undead pirate army.