D&D ̶M̶o̶n̶s̶t̶e̶r̶ Hero Manual 80: The Legend of Drizzt – Wulfgar, Human Barbarian & Athrogate, Dwarf Battlerager

D&D Heroes: The Legend of Drizzt - Wulfgar, Human Barbarian & Athrogate, Dwarf Battlerager

I’m getting closer and closer to completing the final models from The Legend of Drizzt Dungeons and Dragons Adventure Boardgame. Today I’ve completed two of the remaining five Player-Character heroes in Wulfgar, Human Barbarian and Athrogate, Dwarf Battlerager. Wulfgar is a middling miniature by modern standards, but when compared to many of the other models in this set, it’s actually pretty much top tier. Athrogate isn’t an awful one, the details are …fine but the composition is pretty mid. As with so many of the other models in this set, it’ll do fine for the tabletop.

D&D Heroes: The Legend of Drizzt - Wulfgar, Human Barbarian & Athrogate, Dwarf Battlerager

Dwarf Battleragers are a D&D thing, that seem to be kinda-sorta like Warhammer’s Dwarf Slayers, but unlike slayers who have a very Celt-inspired rejection of armour in favour of tattoos, Battleragers cover themselves in spiky, spiky armour – so not a model type I have easy proxies for short of doing a 3D print at some stage. Three more models from this set to go. I may or may not get them finished by April’s end, but I’ll certainly have them done soon either way!

D&D ̶M̶o̶n̶s̶t̶e̶r̶ Anti-Hero Manual 79: The Legend of Drizzt – Jarlaxle Baenre, Drow Mercenary & Artemis Entreri, Human Assassin

D&D ̶Monster Manual: The Legend of Drizzt - Jarlaxle Baenre, Drow Mercenary, Artemis Entreri, Human Assassin

Finally I’ve now completed the final pair of the Villain models from The Legend of Drizzt Dungeons and Dragons Adventure Boardgame. Once again, these models are mediocre at best, but at least with gaming-motivation I was able to get hem painted pretty quickly and they’ll look okay on the table (until I can find better replacements!). Jaraxle is another Drow, described as “A Dandy”, hence the pimp hat, though his flashy, purple-heavy outfit works for Drow, Dark Elves and… Stereotypical Pimps, I guess….

D&D ̶Monster Manual: The Legend of Drizzt - Jarlaxle Baenre, Drow Mercenary, Artemis Entreri, Human Assassin

Artemis is a Human Assassin, who doesn’t have an especially interesting backstory either – hopefully he’ll be an easy enough miniature to replace with …something. Something from Nolzurs or Reaper, though Nolzurs are a lot more accessable ’round these parts. This justr leaves a few of the Hero models to go, though I (sadly) realised I was still short another(!) pair of them and then almost more sadly found them, so there’s still another five models from this set to complete…

As said, though – they do look completely usable and fine on the tabletop for a boardgame. Here’s a pic of Marouda using a proxy for Wrathgar to cut down Shimmergloom to win us the third scenario. We’re still using proxies for the heroes as I haven’t completed painting any of them at this stage aside from Cattie-Brie