Years later, after I had created my own fantasy game filled with monsters, I took the opportunity to correct this cosmic-level oversight. And so when I came to write Into the Breeding Pits for Frostgrave, the world gained mushroom men called violent fungus. Maybe nobody is laughing but me; but you know what, even if that is true, it was worth it.
With the truth finally revealed, it is perhaps surprising that I have only gotten around to painting my first violent fungus recently. This little guy is part of a two pack from North Star. I love his big hands and his purposeful stride. This is a mushroom that has places to be! Just like the name, the model cracks me up.

One of these days, I'm going to have to revisit the violent fungus and learn more about these strangely angry mushrooms.
* I just checked and violet fungus are in the 5th Edition Monster Manual. You can find them under 'fungus'.
Reminds me of an Enting, actually. The name gave me a laugh back when I first saw it, but the story's even better!
ReplyDeleteThe wash really brings out the detail nicely, I like the slight purple effect.
He, she er it ? Looks the part.
ReplyDeleteLooking great!
ReplyDeleteGood stuff Joe, however if he sticks his tongue out at you, you can send him to his Shroom!
ReplyDeleteLooks ace nice work!
ReplyDeleteShrooms are a great addition to any fantasy game. The ones from Otherworld miniatures are also great.
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