Gug Creature

[Alan maguire]

A sculpt i just did for L72 Miniatures.

The Gug!

This is the correct place to put him...?

[diehard]

Yep, this would be the place, he's 100% Lovecraftian. And a very nice job you did on him too. Thanks for sharing.

[Alan maguire]

@ diehard Thanks.

That's good to know it is the correct place for it.

Very welcome

[Elk101]

I like that take on it, nice job.

[Sterling Moose]

Nice!

[Alan maguire]

@  Elk101

Thank you

 It was the clients choice with regards the take on it

[Alan maguire]

@  Sterling Moose

Thank you!

[Bowman]

Hey, he has gills, claws, 4 arms, and a surly attitude. He does belong here.

And he looks great.

Edit: looking closer he doesn’t have gills. No matter, still belongs.

[Alan maguire]

@ Bowman

Thank you!

And no gills ! 

[Bravo Six]

Actually the correct place to put him Alan is on my wargames table, please.

[Sterling Moose]

Actually the correct place to put him Alan is on my wargames table, please

 

[Alan maguire]

@ Bravo Six

Haha that's great to hear Bravo!

[Cacique Caribe]

I can imagine that creature used in all kinds of interesting out-of-the-box scenarios:



Dan
https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2016/04/lovecrafts-creatures-would-have-made-excellent-opponents-for-europes-crusaders/
https://daemonsanddeathrays.wordpress.com/2017/09/20/mythos-monsters-creatures-of-h-p-lovecraft/
https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=121598.0

[Alan maguire]

@Cacique Caribe

 I never imagined that it could be used in medieval but now i can

Thanks for the input Cacique Caribe

[Cacique Caribe]

Alan

The Beast of Averoigne is a medieval tale with a very Lovecraftian feel:

http://www.eldritchdark.com/writings/short-stories/11/the-beast-of-averoigne





Dan