Sir Tedwin De Pu'del

Erny has been kind enough to invite a load of smelly oldhammerers over to his abode to play a dungeon delving version on his lovely looking terrain. So I was in need of an Adventurer of some sort. I rummaged around in my piles of lead and came up with several possibilities, Strider from my list of top ten minis , a conversion of the officer from the marksmen of miriglaino, a paladin from the old citadel d&d range. However, none of them were doing it for me. After having a look through the interwebs I decided to do a conversion based on an old Black Tree Design HYW knight. I snipped off his head and then had a hard time deciding which head to replace him with.

The different heads give the figure lots of differing characters. The capped head on the left makes him look like a serious, religious type - a bit of a templar. The cap on the right makes him look a bit shifty, maybe a mercenary.






 The figure on the right looks young an inexperienced, the plan was to cut the cap off and replace with hair. The last head shows a more experienced retainer of some sort.

In the end, with the help of the FB group, I went for the young look. I actually ended up using a different head as it was easier to clip the cap off. In the picture above you can see the green stuff for his collar and his hair.

And here he is all painted up. I dubbed him Sir Tedwin De Pu'del. He is the youngest son of the Lord Pu'del and as such isn't likely to inherit much from the family. In order to earn his fortune he has decided to search for wealth and fame by scouring the dark places of the world. He has fallen in with a wizard from the grey college and a disreputable gent known as Adelmo Lardo.

Hopefully he will survive the journey's into the depths and have many colourful adventures in the old world.