Felstad: The Lost City of Skyrim

[Vin21]

Seeing that quite a lot of people use Skyrim as inspiration for Frostgrave, including myself, I think this is the next logical step:

The Dovahkiin



When I was playing the other week, it occurred to me that some spells could very easily be dragon shouts from the game, so I looked into it and have mapped all of the Skyrim dragon shouts to (mostly) relevent spells, now I just need to work out which school he should be, probably Chronomancer or Necromancer given the amount of spells from each and the fact that they are alligned.



So now I have my 'wizard', I just need an apt apprentice, and any ideas on warband members?
 

[TheMageKing]

Obviously, you must have a Pack Mule, somewhere. Possibly named Lydia. 

For an apprentice, J'zargo suggests taking himself. He is quite good at finding powerful things, that help make a greater wizard of himself.

Great mini, by the way. Where'd it come from?

[Hupp n at em]

If you want a Stormcloak or two in your warband, the obvious thought is to look at Viking figures, but I'd actually suggest perusing medieval Russian lines; their helmets are taken straight out of that time/place in history.  For Companions/general Nord adventurer types, Hasslefree and Heresy both have a few figures in their fantasy lines that have that right fur/armor/shaggy hair combination to feel like Nords. 

[Vin21]

Obviously, you must have a Pack Mule, somewhere. Possibly named Lydia. 

For an apprentice, J'zargo suggests taking himself. He is quite good at finding powerful things, that help make a greater wizard of himself.

Great mini, by the way. Where'd it come from?

Good idea, she is afterall 'sworn to carry my burdens'!

I didn't think of J'zargo when I was thinking of someone from the College of Winterhold, makes sense to pick one of the apprentices rather than an establised mage.

It was from a company called North Star Models (not the North Star Minitures we all know and love) from Latvia.