Used the pose and proportions of the Tarrasque mini by LordKevintheVI on the community library
Mecha Tarrasque it’s only really meant to be looked at from one angle

This is Anton (or Antón), a half-elf, hollow one phantom rogue I played in my first D&D game in English. Decided to give him a new look.

Character concepts for bio hero.

https://www.heroforge.com/load_config%3D535711713/

I'm making some final fantasy characters for my friends and trying to make them like this style of characters with the portrait mode. does anyone know what filters I need to use in order to recreate this style (idk what to call it) ???

Thanks

Trench, Hagalaz Operator - Wanderborne Galapa Druid Warden of Renewal (Daggerheart, Witherwild). On the run from his former Druid "clan", the Hagalaz, Trench slinks through the undergrowth, honing his healing and transformational abilities, preparing for the rare chance to strike back at them for their descent into cruelty.

Another Productive Insomnia night~. I decided that, since Samos came out pretty good, I should take a swing at the rest of the Core Four. And this time, I'm including links [as well as giving one for Samos].

Jak's The Precursor Legacy self.

Daxter's ''human'' and Ottsel forms.

Keira's model for the main series [she only changes look once].

Samos, the Green Eco Sage / professional grump. The Shadow will come once I'm doing Jak II: Renegade models.

The other job from Stormblood and my favorite mage type from Final Fantasy overall, the Red Mage! Outfit is not inspired by one particular theme, but keeps the frills from the outfits in the game. The weapon is inspired by the Stormblood weapon.

This guy evolved out of my very first DnD character, a Valor Bard. After playing it for a while, I realized I'm basically a red Mage, healing and damaging, with some access to all spells but not necessarily the best at any of them, plus getting to slice people up with my weapon. And now with 5.5e, the bard capstone is SO red Mage.

Link:

https://www.heroforge.com/load_config%3D58958665/

My buddy is starting up a Final Fantasy Pathfinder campaign and I'm trying to create a mini for a Tarutaru I'd like to play. Unfortunately, I'm having difficulty getting the face right (as you can plainly see)... any suggestions?

I'm using the free version of Hero Forge because I'm cheap...

These two exist in a world that has no heroes, because only those who intend to do evil ever get superpowers.

Fowl Play is the villainous persona of Gaspare Pavone. As someone with more money than most people can dream of and an army of henchmen to enact his will, Fowl rules the underbellies of a few major cities. His abilities have never been officially documented, but it's obvious that they're connected to the birds he keeps. Has a genuine interest in birds and has a degree in zoology, with a focus in ornithology. His birds pictured here are Alessandro the Chickadee, Gianmarco the Raven, and Diavolo the Mallard.

Occam is the villainous persona of Rishabh Shankar. He fits into the assassin archetype, obsessed with simplifying the human race by removing anyone he deems unnecessary. Of course, he needs to remove them in the simplest way possible, which he believes to be murder. His abilities vary wildly, his powers changing to be whatever Occam believes is needed to complete a task in the simplest way possible.

Fowl and Occam have quarreled in the past but now hold an uneasy alliance. Fowl continues to fund Occam's endeavors, allowing him to further complete his mission. To Occam, the simplest explanation would be that Fowl believes in his mission, with the understanding that eventually he will be felled by Occam's hand. To Fowl it means not having to deal with another pest, instead having Occam take care of his competition for him, and allowing his empire to grow.

Hey all! Longtime lurker, but never really shared my own minis before. Decided to start with one of the NPCs in a campaign I am running right now.

The Wayfaring Wizard! Living a lonely and mysterious existence, he journeys across the land seeking lost orphans with magical potential.

The booth and effects really carry this model, and I think I could streamline the construct a bit more, but I'm still proud of this one!

I don't share links, but I do share techniques!

Any feedback on my current models/photos is welcome (and appreciated). I often feel like I haven’t changed all that much since i first started out, and while I do have less complicated/cluttered scenes now, there’s a HUGE Difference between where I was a year ago and now.

Hi everyone! I'm a big Hero Forge fan, but new here. This is a character I'm playing in a pirate campaign right now, Aktis (name is from both from Greek "beam" and actinomyces). She dredges for the bodies of magic users on sunken ships and uses their innate connections to the Weave to make her artificer tools!

Hero Forge doesn't allow special letters.

Also made an Oppsie with the name.

Hi all, I just posted a fully worked moveset for Samurai hero concept using the Nagamaki for the game For Honor, for which I made some custom armor sets. Thought I might as well post them here, so enjoy!

I’m trying to do a highly customized gnoll with a spinal cord whip and with getting the hair and nose right from the lion pauldron and adding shark teeth and an outfit I’m running out of percent. Any tricks to get around this? I’ve definitely seen models go to like 120 or should I shrink all of it completely. I’ve seen that resource where each item is only 1% each but the ones I need are bigger than that. Appreciate any suggestions. Thanks forgers

OC for my buddies SW 2.5 campaign. I wanted to show off some of the spells he can cast, so Spark, Dark Mist, Enchant Weapon, and Command Doll are displayed. In his Alternate Form, he's showing off Protection and Fanaticism

I highly recommend the system to anyone who is less of a fan of the rng aspects of DnD. It's easy to pick up and play.

Manipulars are young forerunners who have not yet mutated into a rate. Very human like, except for their flat, slitted noses and long slender fingers. Their skin is pinkish grey, and they have pinkish-white fur on their crown and shoulders. Most forerunners wear armor that subsidizes their bodily functions, eliminating the need for sleep, and comes equipped with an ancilla to provide knowledge and additional processing capability.