Devilry Afoot - 16th-17th century monster hunting

[Elk101]

This sounds excellent Nic!

[Irregular Wars Nic]

I've recently been concentrating on page-setting the manuscript for Devilry Afoot, but the last of my miniatures for the game are also slowly getting finished up. Here are three redcaps, and a pack of three wolves.


These redcaps are some of the most fun miniatures I've painted in ages. They are actually 3D printed goblins from Highlands Miniatures, but almost certainly inspired by the redcaps of Scottish folklore with their pointed caps, pole-arms and steel boots.


These wolves are from Crooked Dice. They are deceptively simple sculpts that really come to life with a touch of paint.

[MaleGriffin]

Lovely work! I love the wolves' coloring!

[has.been]

Nice paint jobs.

[Mad Lord Snapcase]

Excellent painting.

[Digits]

The wolves are fantastic…struggling with mine so hoping to take inspiration from yours!

[Freddy]

I really like the glowing eyes of the wolves!

[Elk101]

Great additions.

[Sunjester]

Brilliant, I love the redcaps.

[Irregular Wars Nic]

Thanks folks! It's all coming together now!

We've also now played the second session in our 13 game campaign: https://irregularwars.blogspot.com/2024/05/devilry-afoot-13-game-campaign-session-2.html

[Irregular Wars Nic]

Just finished up the last of the minis that I need right now - an evil tree and a few more innocents.


Evil trees are static terrain pieces in Devilry Afoot that have the ability to lash out and cause harm to humans who stray too close. This pretty splendid evil tree is a 3D print sculpted by Dragon Trappers Lodge and sold as an Awakened Tree. He might be awake, but he's certainly not happy about it...


Foundry civilians.

[Digits]

Love the tree!

[Elk101]

Excellent job on the tree. I love all the detail you have in this.

[anevilgiraffe]

where are your innocents from?

[Bloggard]

love the tree, fantastic.