The family group like nothing better than lying in wait disguised as an area of ruins, perfect for luring in a party of adventurers, who may be looking for shelter for the night, or nosing about looking for some left over loot... boy are they about to be in for a shock!
while Mammy Stone Golem, prefers the softer, squishier adventurers...
... and baby Stone Golem likes those that are just right, small and furry footed!
Daddy Stone Golem finds it very amusing to stick his big toes up through the ground disguised as old statues, you should see the shocked look on those adventurers faces when these buggers start moving!
Look, look! There's a party of adventurers there now,... in fact I think its the classic ones that started it all... nom, nom!!
Tee Hee...
Just for giggles...
These are obviously the GW LOTR Ruins of Osgiliath set, that I recently received from Dave, and couldn't resist putting together and painting up. They count as terrain, so no points there, and have chewed into my Painting Challenge time a little... but no matter, we've already enjoyed them in a game of Empire of the Dead, and we'll be using them a lot in games to come, both LOTR and EotD :)
From Curt:
Those are nice terrain bits to be sure (and I love the back story). I'd really love to include terrain as part of the Challenge but it's just too difficult to properly adjudicate for quick scoring.
Scott, are these plastic or a type of resin? As you say they are 'period-neutral' enough to be used for a variety of gaming themes. With them being from GW I wonder if you need to sell a small organ to afford them... Nonetheless, thanks for taking the time to show them to us!
