Unofficial - Commoners

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In the campaign The Legend of the Devil in Iron, the heroes must free a shady merchant, the Argossean Publio, from the city watch. Instead of a grey token, I chose to use a miniature by Fenryll, from the Inquisitor and suppliciers pack.

 

Here is my Publio:

Edited February 15, 2018 by Not Quite Dead

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Here's a little something that will make the inn a little more enjoyable, once the bad guys are dealt with: a female servant, quite useful when you wish to order mead:

 

 

(Comes from the Innkeeper pack, at Fenryll's.)

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"Well, I don't extend credit, even to Cimmerians. So either you pay for what you drink, or you stay thirsty. It's up to you."

 

 

Another miniature from that Innkeeper pack by Fenryll.

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Nice minis. Better than a cardboard token by a long shot. I did get the Corinthia expansion which has some nice looking villagers, except... well, the scale is a bit off. They practically tower over some of the Conan figures. Lol. Mixed up scale between some models is one of the only downsides with the Conan miniatures. 

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Fenryll's miniatures may add to that disparity of scales.

 

 

As you see, the Innkeeper and the maid are quite tall, even to N'gora (not to speak to the tiny Savage Bêlit), while the prisoner looks quite small, mostly because he's bending over.

 

For me, the downside of the Corinthia villagers is that they seem to me to be "outdoor commoners" (carrying grain or water, exploring a dark area). Those actions don't fit well with inside maps... and that's why I chose to add some variety as well as commoners fitting to specific maps.

 

Edited March 15, 2018 by Not Quite Dead

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On 11/3/2018 at 4:55 PM, Not Quite Dead said:

"Well, I don't extend credit, even to Cimmerians. So either you pay for what you drink, or you stay thirsty. It's up to you."

 

 

Another miniature from that Innkeeper pack by Fenryll.

Love this. Is it 32mm?

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19 hours ago, Xaltotun said:

Love this. Is it 32mm?

Honestly, I'm not sure what makes a miniature a 28mm or a 32mm scale, as Conan miniatures are seen as 28mm (if I'm not mistaken) but are somewhat of different heights.

 

From feet to head, it measures roughly 35mm, so I guess it's ratherish 32mm. A bit tall for the Conan minis, but still looking great.

 

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Last addition to my unofficial commoners, someone for the rescue Prisoner X missions: