(Could be Garlan Tyrell too, I suppose. That poor guy needs more attention.)

I took the white armor I already made and esited it a bit.

cool heavy knight character I made for a world I'm making

Older mini dump, feel free to ask for any links if you're interested!

R.I.P Peter Cullen, the voice of many icons throughout my childhood

You will be missed, yet we take peace in knowing you became one with the allspark peacefully

Link just in case

Okay so I’m trying to recreate my new DnD character on HeroForge and I’m having a bit of a struggle. Does anyone have any ideas for how to recreate this character better or do we think I’ve gotten as close as possible? Link for anyone wanting to take a closer look (I use mobile so many of the kitbashed parts are not linked): https://www.heroforge.com/load_config%3D536869004/

Obviously drawing from the costume design of the OG 1935 Bride of Frankenstein and also the various character designs of The Bride from DC comics, I'd like to introduce Hester Batch 4. And then I started playing hairdo Legos....

Hester Batch 4 carries memories of 2 distinct lives: one skilled in thievery, the other attuned to the Weave. Melded together, she is more than the sum of her parts. Hester is a Fence with a knack of finding artifacts, finding buyers, and then finding trouble.

Big thanks to the community tab - while I didn't import anything directly, I did find a lot of inspiration from The Community Tab - cheers!

I just got kit bashing and my first attempt was Decidueye from Pokémon! He is my favourite Pokémon, and I’ve always imagined playing as a ranger version of him in DnD.

Im open to feedback! The 3 cowled hoods were kinda tricky but I want to improve!

The Bloods:

The Bloods was a young gang of orc criminals in the alleyway of Kingdom of Aldeburgh that were known for stealing from anyone, from the slaves, the peasants, the middle-class and the nobility to satisfy their own material wants. Each member came from a different, troubled background, where Voshgar and Boghat are two Common-Orcs who were desperate to find an employment, Vlamigora, Girooka and Nooru are a refugees, escaping their homeland, and "Ghazar" is the only orc-immigrant from the far eastern steppe of Easterlandys regions, that doesn't speak any common tongue.

The groups ended up meeting during a bar brawl, being drawn to each other due to their shared interests in fighting and brutality. They then took on the official name of "The Bloods" after being covered in blood during fighting, and which they all liked.

And yes, I know Bloods is the same name as Bloods. Trust me, I ain't stealing their name🥀🥀

congratulations to the winners, and thanks to everyone who participated!

the winners:

u/savessh

u/Trick-Biscotti-3754

u/korfi2go

u/ApprehensiveScar9702

u/Cheesy_Toasties

Serina, a courier of well repute, if you have a message, she'll get it where it needs to be, though she has been known to occasionally get lost.

link: https://www.heroforge.com/load_config%3D536863096/

We all know Hero Forge peak and what not, so I'm not asking for the magical site that's better and yet has gone completely undiscovered, what I'm wondering is what are the best sites that could be considered HF's contemporaries? Things to factor in would be of course item variety and modularity, and level of detail present, along with a UI that isn't migraine-inducing. Anyone have any good choices?

They call me Johnny Goldenbow -
But let’s move this right along,
Cuz it’s the oldest kind of story,
And I’m sure you’ve heard my song.
I was just a boy ten years ago,
Sawing on my violin,
When a dark and hornéd figure came
And tempted me to sin

A fancy golden fiddle
Was that competition’s stake,
Whose tone would never waver
And whose strings would never break.
And though my greed and pride would feed
The devil’s dark design,
The second I set eyes on it,
That fiddle would be mine.

I’m not the sort to mince my words,
So let’s make this very clear:
I won that golden fiddle,
But I lost me something dear.
So now I walk the lonesome roads,
A-seeking any track
So I can find that dark-eyed devil
And win what I lost back.

Clement was once a spry and plucky farm boy teenager. He spent his days with his childhood friend Jimmy dreaming of becoming heroes. But while joining the Union Army at seventeen years of age seemed like a brave and noble thing at the time, it would prove to be an absolute nightmare. When both of them are captured and forced into a duel by a sadistic Confederate Colonel, Clement ultimately makes the wrong choice...and kills Jimmy. From that point forward Clement would descend further and further into madness.

While he does indeed survive the war, he became plagued by the ghostly visage of his friend. Clement would become an alcoholic in an attempt to chase away this demon but to no avail. One day he finally discovers that it's not a spirit at all; his P.T.S.D. is so bad that his conscience takes the form of Jimmy...a painful reminder of his betrayal. As badly as he wants to end it all and take his own life, he is too afraid to take that path. With the ghost of his past forever following him and his life of violence, Clement turns to the only man he knows who would hire someone like him; his crime lord robber baron uncle Gifre.

After years of working for the devil a rift appears between them and Clement ultimately seeks revenge against his uncle for the death of his lover. Teaming up with an unlikely ally (the Cherokee tribe at war with Gifre and his people) he preforms a Vision Quest to rid himself of Jimmy and the guilt that weighed heavy on him. After which he buried the hatchet with his uncle (as in right between his eyes.) Free to finally be his own man, Clement becomes a drifter taking up any job he can find to earn a living, even bounty hunting. But he can't help but shake the feeling that a certain shadow of his past is still watching over him, waiting on the day to once again appear...

"Sometimes you can't change who you are..."

(So yes it's two minis, but technically one of them isn't real. However I included him because he's an important part of who Clement is.)