I finally bought Thelonious figure from the Shrek cmf and turned him into a fantasy executioner with a heavy axe.
Thanks @Gustav_EK for showing your axe design on a beast character. It looks so cool as savage weapon.

THE RESISTANCE MILITIA.

(Vengeance of the Earth series, pt. 2)

Continuing the series based around my latest campaign arc, here we have the enemy of the Scaled Ones. Every good struggle for power needs some good opposition, right?

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The beautiful terrakin city within Mt. Ogru had gone dark, but its light hadn't died—it just went deeper underground. Though many refugees fled the city to seek shelter for their families elsewhere, there were many who stayed, and had to find another way to seek refuge. Enter the Resistance. A group of concerned citizens who wished to preserve the hope within the city banded together, and sought to maintain a semblance of order and a fighting chance against the Scaled Ones. Three splinter cells of those in opposition to the new occupiers formed, to the west, south, and east. In the west and the east, they set up shop in series of tunnels that ran under the buildings, while the Southwatch took up residence in the city guard tower. Not exactly clandestine, but plenty defensible.

Though they lacked the sheer numbers and reach of the Scaled Ones, the Resistance operated in the shadows to shield as many of the remaining townsfolk from the enemy's nefarious influence as possible. Striking a balancing act of gathering intel and building their defenses, the Resistance was poised to learn as much as they could and be as sure of their position as they could be before striking back against the dark interlopers. Tensions from within, however, pulled the branches in separate directions, and allowed the Scaled Ones' influence to grow without any true checks to their power. Still, the people of Mt. Ogru hoped and pleaded that, when the time was right, they would be liberated, and the fanatics would disband once and for all.

Unfortunately, hope didn't stop or slow their enemy.

From top left to bottom right:
Green Dragon: from Medieval Castle by BrickType on rebrickable
Red Dragon: Lego DnD set
Baby Red Dragon: Inspired by RapDax_Gaming on Reddit. 
Beholder: Lego DnD Set
Magma Elemental/Golem: Chubbybots on youtube (Alt build of Infernox set)
Displacer Beast: Lego DnD set
Owlbear: Lego DnD set
Bulette:  ASortaOkayBuilder on rebrickable 
Griffon: bricks_fan_uy on rebrickable 
Ogre/ Troll: BrickAA on rebrickable 
Minotaur: MOC
Demon: moko_bricks on instagram
Plant Monster (could be a corpse flower, assassin vine, etc.): Lego TLoZ Deku Tree set
Serpent: Lego Hogwarts: East Wing set
Brickbuilt shark: Lego 3-in-1 Creator Pirate Ship
Giant Spider: BrickAA on rebrickable 
Wolves: Various lego CMF/sets
Octopus/Squid: Lego 3-in-1 Creator Iconic Pirate Ship
Sharks: Various lego sets
Not shown: Mimics, Gelatonous Cube, Myconids all from the DnD set. 

Ghosts/Wraiths, Yuan-ti, Death Knights/ Blackguard, Bugbear, Zombies, Harpies, fiends/imps, Mindflayers with Intellect Devourers, Elementals, Skeletons, Orcs (soon to be given reinforcements with the Barad-dur set) , Cultists, Witch, Goblins, and Bandits. I have plenty of other characters for generic NPCs such as guardsmen, soldiers, townsfolk, pirates, shopkeepers, mages, royals, vampires, etc. 

I am trying to see what other monsters I should build. I am looking for monsters that are unique, but can also fill multiple roles. I.e. how the Gyphon could be close enough to be a chimera or a manticore on a gameboard. What should I make? A striga? A Cloaker? A flesh meld? If there are any monsters you recommend or really good designs please send them to me!

My wife and I are doing 2 player versions of a bunch of adventures, where we swap who DMs each session. Currently working through Phandelver and the Shattered Obelisk and going to the Curse of Strahd next.

A collection of all my D&D characters. Which one(s) would be your favorite(s)?

A shiny crystal, might be some kind of a prism...

Artifactory; a theme where i make random artifacts and you share your opinions and views on what they do, how they're named, etc.

After this post i'll take a break because, at this rate, i'll run out of artifacts. Wait for posts on "DnD race flash-mob" theme soon, and let me know which theme you prefer.

When I started building minifigs with my parts, one of the first I made was my Human Rogue Nobel. Born into a family that made their wealth from thievery, I always thought that the bard torso from the D&D set was good but not quite right.

Enter today when I recieved this torso on a lot I had bought, and I knew what to do straight away!

Also shoutout to the sword from the old Mega Bloks Assassins Creed sets

Your party happens upon the entrance of the Citadel but it is guarded by Dark Master’s Beast that weirdly looks like former WWE, UFC, and NCAA Champion Brock Lesnar. Roll for Initiative….

Wanted to make something out of as much gold as possible

I was thinking, grand wizards, or corrupt warlocks

THE SCALED ONES: TERRAKIN SENTRIES.

(Vengeance of the Earth series, pt. 1)

Hi folks, finally back to posting with the start of a new series here! This series will be focused around the latest arc of my D&D campaign, in which my players were charged with investigating a subterranean city of terrakin and the mysterious happenings causing a mass exodus of its people. The terrakin are a (homebrew) race of peaceful earthborn folk who value craftsmanship, tradition, and community, and come in three distinct varieties—stone, metal, and gemstone. When a group of fanatics that called itself the Scaled Ones began to raise a ruckus in town, it came as a confounding shock to the rulers of the realm...

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First, it came for the outsiders. Stragglers and outcasts in the community whose presence and role amongst society had never really been cemented. Their behavior turned irritable and erratic at best, and wildly violent at worst. It was thought there was some sort of outbreak going on, that would hopefully pass with time. Then, they began to organize.

It wasn't long before there were enough of them to shut out the routes to their ancestral holy site: the Earthtree. They began to call themselves by a mysterious name, then. The Scaled Ones seemed at first some fanatics whose connection to the Earthtree made them into something of zealots, only the townsfolk didn't know how much worse it would get.

With time, the Scaled Ones' influence bled into all things in the town, and their numbers grew, taking in even terrakin considered friendly and well established in their social spheres. The concessions made to them were small at first, and hardly an inconvenience. A place to meet as an official organization, some representation in the city council. But with each demand they made, they grew hungrier and hungrier for influence. What started as appeasing and sating a growing group of believers quickly turned to finding a way to contain their power. And by the time the commonfolk realized it, it was too late.

They were called a gang, a militia, and many other things, but what they really were was a cult. The Scaled Ones ruled over all of it. The mines, the farms, the ranches, water treatment, construction, and eventually the trade. People had begun to have their homes stolen from them, as others abandoned theirs altogether, fleeing their hometown. Before they knew it, the Scaled Ones had eyes all over the city. During the day, they were silent watchers, but at night, no one made a move that they did not meticulously observe.

Whatever it was that had begun to affect them changed their physiology in different ways. The stone terrakin who joined the cult became the eyes and ears. They patrolled at night, aware of even the quietest sounds and faintest movements in the shadows. It was said that people were taken in the night by them, and that they were cold—almost unfeeling. They had iron grips, and could summon blades of pink, shimmering crystal from their own flesh, as if they'd been granted some sort of twisted and sinister gifts.

Before long, the city went dark, and the last vestiges of the society that existed went deeper underground, to scheme against the Scaled Ones. But even they would not be spared.

Big fan of MTG and wanted to make Jace

Hello adventurer,
I hope this finds you well and in a time of safety. I have written to invite you to join the LEGO Ninja Castle and DND Discord server! A fantastic growing server made for East Asian Medieval fantasy Lego and Lego DND. It has channels for those as well as a variety of Lego themes such as Ninjago, power miners, etc. Also the Medieval Fantasy versions of Middle East, South America/West Indies/Pirates and Vikings! In addition to the conversations, we have Minifigure making tournaments, judging by what I’ve seen here, you all would fare rather well in them!
We are also starting an in server rpg game!
I hope you all join and come visit, it is a very nice place.
First 10 people to join from this link will get customs roles!!

https://discord.gg/Ab2xrAJMb

Halloween session is brewing. Or you could say, carving… 🎃

When the pirate ship "Sea Wraith" vanished into the storm, it returned less than a minute later. No one realized Vincent Crowe had never come back.

He awoke upon the shores of an uncharted world, where reality refused to stand still. Creatures slipped between unseen fractures in the air, distant silhouettes vanished the moment he looked directly at them, and the forest seemed to breathe between worlds. It was beautiful, unsettling... and completely unknown.

For weeks, Vincent survived alone. He built shelter, searched for fresh water, and slowly accepted that no familiar sea would ever carry him home. Yet he could never escape the feeling that unseen eyes followed every step.

Eventually, they revealed themselves.

The Esh'Kai.

An ancient civilization hidden beyond the Wound, whose cities had grown alongside the forest for longer than any human kingdom had existed. They watched Vincent long before they trusted him, studying the stranger who had somehow crossed into their realm.

As time passed, Vincent came to understand two things.

The first was that the Esh'Kai possessed knowledge unlike anything mankind had ever imagined.

The second was that if the Sea Wraith ever found this place, it would not see a civilization.

It would see something to claim.

So while Captain Ravena continues searching every sea for her lost son...

...Vincent chose to make sure she would never find him.

Thanks for taking the time to read! :)

Bricks Of Many Realms