Sloth, a Crossroad 7 Mercenary Resurectionist, makes enemies slow and slows things down to those nearby him, take damage or toss a card.
Started primed white and washed with Badab Black. Flesh was painted with Khardic Flesh. Then drybrushed Midlund Flesh mixed with Wurm Green, then lightly drybrushed with Ryn Flesh mixed with Wurm Green. It was then washed with Thraka Green wash. Blackish clothes are painted with Cryx Bane Base, and lightly drybrushed with Cryx Bane Highlight.
Boots and bracers were painted with Umbral Umber and drybrushed with Bloodstone. Metal bits were painted with Pig Iron. Base neck was painted with Beasthide and Bloodtracker Brown. The strings were painted with Quicksilver. Hat band was painted with Khador Red Base and drybrushed with Khador Red Highlight. The whole model was then washed with Agrax Earthshade.
Green Ressurectionist base rim painted with Iosian Green. The base is from the Basius 2 Homestead plate and painted with Umbral Umber, drybrushed Bloodstone and lightly drybrushed with Rucksack Tan.
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