#infernalcrypts

So now I am done painting pieces from Mantic until they produce the Ghost in the Shell tabletop RPG this summer, I certainly hope their modeling skills have improved.

I'm mostly pleased with the result and I think I have a process in my head to rumble through the rest of the Host.

Six more Lesser Abyssals from the Mantic Dungeonsaga Infernal Crypts set. Or demon soldiers, or random devils. Only nine to go in this experiment.

We now return to your regular scheduled plague of demons, already in progress. Today it's the three succubi from the Infernal Crypts set that I'm referring to as my Charlie's. 15 to go from this set.

Just demonic progress. There are three of everything in this hoard since for Kickstarter rewards they just kept piling on the same minis. It was exciting at the time, but in playing the game there is no point where you will ever have all 27 of your demons on the board. Anyways, 18 more to go of six different types. Apparently the big heavy boss looking demons are called "Molochs".

In 2015 Mantic Games put out a dungeon crawler game called "Dungeon Saga", and it was okay. Apparently they've just, after 8 years, put out a digital prequel expansion called "Tales from the Green Oak". The original game was fine, lacked a bit of zing and challenge for me. The fiend in the pic is from the 2016 expansion "Infernal Crypts", which means he sat in my box of partially painted figures for 7 years, and now with a pic I do see that blob of silver on his wrist that I need to touch up. The mini is hard plastic, which mostly makes for good detail, and comes with a sculpted base so overall fun to paint. And since Mantic is actually putting some time into this game again I'll see if I can get motivated to paint more of my DS figures.