The Secreting Myxin is another big monster for the feral rashaar.
The whole piece came out much darker than I wanted, but I do like the blends.
Carnevale: Secreting Myxin
Category Archives: Rashaar
Carnevale: Feral Besiegers
Although I’m tempted by pretty much all the Carnevale factions, I think I’ve chosen Rashaar as the primary. That means I have every excuse to fill out the roster, including the newer feral subfaction. Lots of monsters to play with.
The toad is my favorite model of the set. All hail hypnotoad.
I still don’t quote understand the Crusher, which shows in the painting. I tried a green drybrush to give some contrast, which was only somewhat successful.
The Hellhounds are mostly painted with airbrushed GW Contrast paints. It’s easy to get smooth blends between colors.
Carnevale: Church of Dagon
The Rashaar needed some friends too, so here are some mostly-human buddies to help out.
I picked this set in part because cultists like this could work well in lots of games and settings. Especially pulp, like say 7TV Pulp.
Also, I always need more dudes holding up the heart of their last victim.
The Voice of Dagon here is the odd fish out, as the only non-human in the box.
Carnevale: Rashaar Starter
I can’t quite seem to help myself with new games. Carnevale has periodically caught my eye a couple of times. I finally took the plunge.
The 2-player starter is a pretty good value, with a big pile of cardboard buildings, 1×1 foot tiles for a board, and a decent size start for each faction.
The models in the starter are all one-piece, which is great for ease of use. But some, like the Raadru in the middle here, suffer pretty badly in the limitations of one piece. It would be great to get him as more than just a big ol lump of resin.
And then there are the slaves, which can feed themselves to the monsters for some extra health.