My horrible depiction of Conker the Squirrel celebrates the end of spooky month... by coming back from the dead.

English Русский Friends, I have returned! I had hoped to be back sooner, but I've been very busy (ask me what I've been up to). Anyway, I made an interesting discovery regarding the scale of figurines

English Русский Now for something random. As you may know, I like video games, and sometimes I like to make models of characters or objects from those games. For those of you who already recognise the

Ещё одно мифическое существо / Yet another mythical creature

English Русский Right, you mentioned forest spirits, so forest spirits we shall discuss! You've heard of Leshy and Kikimora, I imagine. Lesser known are their children, the leshënki, and apparently, some

English Русский Are you familiar with the legend of the ifriti? What about the djinni? You should know the latter at least, you know, the genie? Do you know what inspired them? Well, it's quite mundane,

English Русский The Void is a completely immaterial dimension. The beings that dwell within are creatures of pure energy, unable to exist in the material universe. There are only two ways to see them.

English Русский Well, this is awkward! Judging by the expression on your face, you'd like to know why I'm sitting here holding a fish in one hand and a blowtorch in the other. Never you mind! The word

Испытание: я позволяю моим персонажам представляются / An experiment: I let my characters introduce themselves

English Русский Hmm? Хмм? Pardon me, I was expecting someone else. My feet? No, they aren't cold. I have walked barefoot in snow my entire life, and as you may have gathered, I fight barefoot also. Простите,

English Русский Leshënki, or "Children of the Forest," is a catch-all term for mythical forest beings in Rhûnnish folklore. They are the children of Leshy and Kikimora. The fairest and friendliest of them

English Русский Leshy and Kikimora are somewhat ambivalent characters in Rhûnnish fairy tales, or at least they were until they encountered the Goblin King. They are the custodians of the forest and marsh,

English Русский Now that I've introduced the heroes in this tale, it is time to introduce the villains, and we're starting off strong with Gobb Kilrog the Goblin King. Initially, he was known as Gobb Kilrog

English Русский The Bronze Bogatyr is an ancient motif in Rhûnnish folklore, dating back to before the word "bogatyr" even existed. The motif is quite simple: a warrior, clad entirely in blue clothing

English Русский After making a figurine of Solhanna, I made a batch of several more characters in a fairy tale in which Solhanna plays a minor role. Well, I call it a fairy tale, but that may not be the

English Русский The last time I played around in Hero Forge was at the end of last year. What can I say, I've been too busy designing machinery to work on characters. Anyway, since I've mentioned her so

Last night, @jacobtothe made a rather humourous post with respect to a D&D campaign that he was working on, and I offered to make a miniature for the character in question. I probably would have left

The mech-cities of Khandar might, at first glance, seem like a steampunk paradise, but they have a dark side. I mentioned "technological orthodoxy" in my post about Garshif a few days ago, after

This character is closely tied to yesterday's work (which, by the way, I have made substantial progress on, and may finish in the next day or two), so I saw fit to share him now. Garshif is a druorn of

Double, double toil and trouble; Fire, burn; and, caldron, bubble. Fillet of a fenny snake, In the caldron boil and bake; Eye of newt, and toe of frog, Wool of bat, and tongue of dog, Adder's fork, and