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Army of the Earthenkind

BySeele01

Welcome, fans of the age and the fantasy!

Here is a new addition to the Dice Per Second family: High fantasy wargaming!

I decided to print and paint my first fantasy army. And my choice fell on these cute earth elementals. They are called Earthenkind and were designed by Dutchmogul (Arian Croft) from Ill Gotten Games. They also have a PDF with all the rules to include them into your D&D campaign! Awesome!

You can get the miniature STLs for free on Dutchmoguls Thingiverse profile.

Most likely I will play them as a Proxy army for the Dwarves in onepagerules’ Age Of Fantasy: Regiments.

This is the current list of all my Earthenkind printed and painted miniatures:

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