The Book of Ashi-Dhulu

[TREX]

Originally Posted by Tiranx

I just left the rocks on and did not base him. I know that is not very scapey, but he is super stable and large single bases are hard to come by.

I buy confrontation bases off of Miniature market. They are super cheap. I have extras if you want me to bring you one on the 11th.

[The Dewk]

Originally Posted by bmon

Paizo is also an option

http://paizo.com/products/btpy90cv?Purple-Worm

Thanks! I was able to nab one at a decent price on another site, but your link will be good for others in the future

[lefton4ya]

See my Heroscape C3V & SoV Spreadsheet which has each miniature listed and links to every site on where to buy. However upon a quick lookup- it is hard to find a pained miniature for cheap anymore. I did add that Piazo link, so thanks @bmon .

[NecroBlade]

Under "Strategy, Tactics, and Tips" you should put "Walk without rhythm, and you won't attract the worm."

[kolakoski]

Well met!

Gonna field this guy at Islandscape this year. I thought Atlaga was outrageous, but an auto-Chomp on heroes, too . . . [Look out Heracles! I considered playing him, but feared an opposing Worm, as well as Braxas . . . ]

[bmon]

Originally Posted by kolakoski

Well met!

Gonna field this guy at Islandscape this year. I thought Atlaga was outrageous, but an auto-Chomp on heroes, too . . . [Look out Heracles! I considered playing him, but feared an opposing Worm, as well as Braxas . . . ]

Hopefully it doesn't change your mind about fielding him, but he can't devour heroes. Small and medium common figures only.

[kolakoski]

Well met!

For Islandscape (tentatively):

140 KoW x 2
140 Racheim
115 Ashi-Dhulu
105 Sir Gilbert
500, 12 spaces.

I toyed with

185 Nilfeim
160 Monks x 2
115 Ashi-Dhulu
40 Siiv
500, 10 spaces,

as I am more comfortable fielding at least one ranged multi-attacker, but could not resist the chance to use Attack Aura 1 on Racheim (and/or Ashi-Dhulu) (similarly rejected Syvarris/Siiv in favor of Racheim). Also thought seriously about taking Sir Denrick/Siiv in that army.

Suggestions?

[Tai-Pan]

I recently bought some thermal plastic (you heat it in hot water and then can mold it and it hardens again, really cool!) and first made a HoSS Sarlacc and then this guy. Turned out really well and he hit the table for the first time today.

He is a blast! I love imagining him withdrawing into the earth and popping up somewhere else, instantly consuming whatever was there before slamming into an adjacent figure. What a load of fun!!! It has been a while since I have had so much fun with a figure!

[Lazy Orang]

Originally Posted by Tai-Pan

I recently bought some thermal plastic (you heat it in hot water and then can mold it and it hardens again, really cool!) and first made a HoSS Sarlacc and then this guy. Turned out really well and he hit the table for the first time today.

He is a blast! I love imagining him withdrawing into the earth and popping up somewhere else, instantly consuming whatever was there before slamming into an adjacent figure. What a load of fun!!! It has been a while since I have had so much fun with a figure!

Would you have any idea where you could get thermal plastic? It sounds insanely useful.

[Tai-Pan]

Originally Posted by Lazy Orang

Would you have any idea where you could get thermal plastic? It sounds insanely useful.

I only know the one site: gorilla-laden.de
It's a German site and it's called gorilla plastic. So I don't know if someone else makes the same thing in America. Sorry.

But yeah, it is really cool stuff. I'm working on making Incendiborgs right now, and it's a challenge, but one I am enjoying. Basically, anything you could make with clay you could make as a plastic figure. Getting there is slightly different because of how the plastic works, but it is doable.

[Lazy Orang]

Originally Posted by Tai-Pan

I only know the one site: gorilla-laden.de
It's a German site and it's called gorilla plastic. So I don't know if someone else makes the same thing in America. Sorry.

But yeah, it is really cool stuff. I'm working on making Incendiborgs right now, and it's a challenge, but one I am enjoying. Basically, anything you could make with clay you could make as a plastic figure. Getting there is slightly different because of how the plastic works, but it is doable.

That sounds great - and Germany is actually more useful to me than America, I live in Britain. Thanks!

[NecroBlade]

Originally Posted by Lazy Orang

That sounds great - and Germany is actually more useful to me than America, I live in Britain. Thanks!

Same currently (am American).