Too Many Hobbies

He/Him. Might post about Magic, 40k, Non-D&D ttrpgs (but sometimes 5e), or nothing at all. Trans rights are, as always, human rights

[paintwhenever]

More progress on the cake topper diorama! Both our minis are mostly done aside from some text and emblems. Next up is the base!

[coalashslurry]

we're running out of time to fuck it we ball....

[saul-tortellini]

This is perhaps my new favorite video

[cultofthewyrm]

by Maung Thuta

[pykerie]

you've met the manus movus

now its time for the mini movus!!!!!!

my son

[paintwhenever]

A few deathwing knights more or less done!

[gushfield]

A Sons of Horus marine for @DilaraCC1 on Twitter.

[paintwhenever]

Yo this FUCKING rules

[paintwhenever]

Aaaaand the banner's done. Considering this was an "I just want to be able to put this on the shelf" kind of paint job, I think it came out really well!

[paintwhenever]

A few more deathwing models ready for the shelf! This time it's a Deathwing command squad led by a Strikemaster/Lieutenant. This was the first time in a while I've actually had fun basing a model, so I think I'll be using this style for the rest of the army. The bases are meant to look like the terrain on their home world, Triplex Gallatia, which was entirely devastated by the Dark Angels millenia ago.

[animentality]

[paintwhenever]

Finally got my custom proxies for my Ghoulcaller Gisa EDH Deck. Harrow leads the deck as Gisa, making lots of "skeletons" tokens, and Gideon is in the deck as Champion of the Perished, gaining power while harrow does her thing.

and ultimately getting sacrificed to give harrow more power

[lizardheadboy]

Gonna need a deck list for this. I want to build it.

I have an Alesha, who smiles at death EDH with Harrow the First proxy.

[paintwhenever]

Gisa's Graveyard Get Together - Commander (Ghoulcaller Gisa)

A deck created using the deck building website, Moxfield.

Here's the decklist, it's mostly built for the meta I play in with my friends, so it may not be wildly competetive, but it's got some big swings and cool cards.

Phyrexian Dreadnought in particular is an all-star, you can search it off of Urza's Saga, play it for 1, and in response to it's ETB trigger, sack it to Gisa for 12 zombies with no downside. Then reanimate it and do it again later!

Also, remember kids:

[paintwhenever]

Finally got my custom proxies for my Ghoulcaller Gisa EDH Deck. Harrow leads the deck as Gisa, making lots of "skeletons" tokens, and Gideon is in the deck as Champion of the Perished, gaining power while harrow does her thing.

and ultimately getting sacrificed to give harrow more power

[somedaylily]

you have to switch to second person if gideon dies

[paintwhenever]

Gideon sitting in the graveyard shouting "misplay!"

[paintwhenever]

Lord Asmodeus, Master of the Order Inviolate of the Eschaton Lords chapter.

[paintwhenever]

Finally got my custom proxies for my Ghoulcaller Gisa EDH Deck. Harrow leads the deck as Gisa, making lots of "skeletons" tokens, and Gideon is in the deck as Champion of the Perished, gaining power while harrow does her thing.

and ultimately getting sacrificed to give harrow more power

[sometiktoksarevalid]

[paintwhenever]

Finally got some more of my Eschaton Lords finished! I even got around to painting up a Deathwing terminator for the chapter. The armor looks black in photos, but it's actually a really interesting dark grey in person (it's pro-acryl brown grey with a wash of nuln oil.)

Wanna know why the marines have one white hand and the terminators don't? Lore below:

The Eschaton Lords, as a chapter, are single-mindedly devoted to the finality of their judgement, and as such they resort to Exterminatus more often than most chapters. The marking most well known within the chapter is the "Hand of Death", which is represented as one of the marine's arms being colored entirely white, representing the annihilation of all life on a planet. A marine earns this honored mark upon their participation in an exterminatus action. The left arm signifies that they took part in the act, while the right arm indicates that they have personally given the order.

Veterans of the Ordo Inviolate (Deathwing) do not display their hand of death on their armor, as it would be redundant. It is assumed that any who can call themselves veterans and don a suit of terminator armor have already earned the mark.

[emersontung]

Battleships from my upcoming narrative artbook TANKHEAD