Alright thread,
@DragonParadox. As promised I made an updated list (from the last festival) of the many figurines we could fabricate to gift to the children of SD and the Imperium at large on the days of the coming Imperial Festival. This should help building a unified imperial identity as well as firing up the minds of childrens all over the empire with potential role models for them to aspire. Could this make the cut into cannonicity for the celebrations?
Minotaur Firefighters: This set of seven figures depicts the Minotaurs of SD defending the city from the terrible wildfire that sought to destroy it by the will of the Deep Ones. Two figures are dashing forwards, one holds a sledgehammer, while the other just puts its head forward as if to ram a wall. One figure is carrying a small child in his back, the small child hugging the minotaur's neck tightly and with his eyes closed. One figure holds a piece of wall against its back, bracing it. One figure seems slightly burned and steadies a human even as the human steadies him, both walking side by side. One figure holds a great bucket or tub, which can actually be filled with water. The last figure holds a shovel in one hand as his other hand is held up, as if trying to peer beyond the great illumination of a close by fire. A Little Valyrian stands by its shoulder, pointing at something and whispering in the minotaur's ear.
Tritons: This set of three figures depicts the Tritons of SD. One is a 'Protector', holding a trident with both hands and staring vigilantly forward, as if ready to attack. Another is a 'Merchant', depicting a Triton in the traditional garb of his trade, with sea conch necklaces and semi precious stone bracelets, gesturing to an invisible ware of doubtlessly great value. The third is a 'priest', depicting a wise looking Triton in the garb of their profession, stone tablet in one hand while the other is held up as if gesturing at an audience.
Little Valyrians: A set of eight adorable Little Valyrians in distinct poses, from laughter to serious contemplation. Some hold the tools of civilization, while others seem tailor made to leave hanging from a small branch our the edge of a table perhaps.
Calpinas: Two figures, one flying quickly and excitedly, the other dozing lazily.
Watchmen of the Deep: Six figures, all stylish and vaguely roguish without seeming overbearing or exaggerated, holding the tools and weapons of their trade in distinct poses, from patrolling to attacking. One sports a slightly irritated expression as it looks down, as if trying to catch a little prankster.
Queen Rhaella: The Ship itself in all its splendor, its deck big enough to hold other figurines itself!
Hunter's Moon: The famous ship of dashing Captain Moonsong. Moonsong not included.
Adepts of the Deep: Six figures in arcane robes, holding distinct poses from ritual, hostile spellwork, defensive spellwork, and studying.
Minotaur Shock Troops: Six figures, all in their plate armor and in distinct battle positions. Two of them have Little Valyrian shoulder gunners with crossbows or slings.
Yss' Adepts: Four figures of the followers of the Snake God. Two seem serene and the third is laughing benignly at something, the fourth one is casting a healing spell. Another four figures are snakepeople, casting or observing their sorroundings.
Raider Galley: A raider ship of the Deep, perfect for putting figures atop it!
Merchant Ship: A merchant cog from the Deep, perfect for putting figures atop it!
Raiders from the Deep: Eight figures in various roguish and badass positions, attacking with cutlass and hatchet or merrymaking with loot or wine.
Marines from the Deep: Four figures, the raider's more serious counterpart. They all look more heroic and uniform, holding distinct weapons from the raiders.
Sailors from the Deep: Ten figures, depicting all manner of sea men at their jobs.
Ser Gerold: The General Himself in a heroic pose.
Legionnaire Section: Nine legionnaires and their officer, all holding their weapons in various positions, perfect for great imaginary battles against the enemies of SD. Capable of forming shield walls!
Legionnaire Standard Bearer: Fully armored standard bearer with the King's Fist held up high in Valyrian Steel.
Legionnaire Launcher Team: Launcher operator and loader.
Legionnaire Lancer Cavalrymen: 3 distinct figures, two hefting lances and one a blowing horn.
Legionnaire Darkenbeast Rider: 3 figures, lancing ground targets or wielding bows.
Legion Quartermaster: Burly soldier which holds a sword and a pan. The pan can actually hold real water. 3 figures: Scowling, Dissaproving, and Temporarily Mollified.
Tolosi Slingers: Four figures in different stages of firing or reloading.
Archons of Mantarys: Shield, Codex, and more. Ready and vigilant in their fight against Evil. Some of them sport targ dragons in shields or armor. 6 figures.
Mantarys Mages: 4 casters in their distinctive heavens inspired robes, armor, and equipment.
Painted Lizards: Dinasours, duh. Number of figurines: Yes.
Heroic Dothraki Bloodrider: Wild, badass, and citizens of the Imperium. Wearing armor and wielding bows and long arakhs, they are fierce but concentrated, ready to die for theor Khal. 6 figures.
Loyal Knights: A wide panoply of knights of clear Westerosi origin and wielding everything from hammers to swords and shields. Representing all regions of westeros through their armor and clothing, all of them have the Targ dragon on their breastplates. 12 figures.
Inquisitors: Doing spellwork, ritual, or wielding blades, these brave men and women protect the citizens of the empire throughout the night so the innocent can sleep. 4 figures.
Children of the Forest: Friendly and wide eyed, serious and mysterious, armed and dangerous... take your pick! 3 figures.
Braavo: Everyone's favorite dashing rouge, twirling with dagger and rapier. 3 figures.
Myrish Glass Golem: Imposing and deadly, they stand ready. 3 figures.
Tradesmen from the Deep: From enchanters to smiths to fiahermen, dockworkers and bakers, these men and woman are the economic lifeblood of the Deep. 20 figures.
Imperial Furies: Beutifully armored and wielding spears, swords and maces. Most are flaring their wings in heroic poses as they fly or fight on foot with expressions of courage and determination. 5 figures.
Brothers of the Watch: Vigilant Rangers of the Wall wielding spears, bows, and swords. 6 figures.
Leshies! 10 figures.
Fungal Direwolves: Fierce and awesome wolves of awesomeness. 5 figures.
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And because all action figures need an enemy... I present The Rouges Gallery!
The Damphair: An evil, important looking, deformed sorcerer holding its hands up, perhaps casting some sinister magic ritual... or maybe just gloating.
The Damphair's Henchmen: Eight figures, all holding improvised weapons or hatchets, extremely deformed beyond any current citizen of SD who still holds Deep One taint.
Deep One Sorcerers: Three ominous figures completely covered by robes in different casting positions.
Slaver Scum: Ten figures. Crew from a despicable slaver galley, armed and in various positions of attack or defense. Infinitely worse looking than the rather dashing Raiders from the Deep.
Gloating Magister: Exactly what it says on the tin. Very Evil Looking. Also Fat.
Evil Slaver Ship: Wicked looking ship which can hold its own figures.
Shambling Ghouls: Six distinct forms of shambling. Generic bad guys ready to be inserted into any adventure.
Lich Lord: Bones, dark magic, and a hate for all that lives. This skeletal figure is half covered by tattered robes and is sure to appear in at least a few kid's nightmares. 3 figures: wielding sacrificial dagger, casting, and studying scrolls.
Evil Monsters: Lya knows best. Ten figures.
Evil Robed Chancellor: Fat, robed, bold, leering courtier with both hands under the other's sleeve. All similarities to Varys are accidental. We swear.
Aedon the Fool: The fool himself, sword in hand as he screams incoherently.
Aedon's Toadies: Bloodthirsty Lyseni ready to pull a coup or stand in the way of greater men. 6 figures.
Dumb Dothraki Screamers: Twice as wild and twice as rash, wearing no armor and wielding whips or Arakhs, these ones make good cavalry for the Forces of Evil. 5 figures.
The Usurper: Fat and wearing ill fitted armor, the stag king wields a tankard of spilling ale in one hand and a hammer in the other... grabbed by the wrong end.
Disloyal Knights: A sad if well armed bunch of traitorous knights wearing the stag of kings landing on their breastplate. 12 figures.
Golden Shields: Enemy casters ready to discharge all manner of no doubt evil and treacherous spells. 5 figures.
Demons: Ugly Monsters to be slain by Man. 8 figures. Also useful for teaching children the ABC's of the most common types of Demons and their phisycal exterior.
Daemons: Same as above.
Devils: Same as above.
Ghiscary Slavers: Despicable scum armed with cruel cudgels and spiked irons, 6 figures.
Harpies: Perfect for perching atop unsuspecting heroes exploring dungeons below chairs, tables, and windowsills. 5 figures.
Golden Company Armsmen: Professional men at arms wielding all manner of traditional weapons. Handy when you need an all out field battle. Most of them can form a shield wall if placed right. 8 figures. Great for clashing against Legionnaires!
Generic Cultists: Deformed wretches who gave up their precious humanity for petty power. 9 total: 2 caster, 3 melee, 1 scurrying, 1 sacrificing, 1 bound and
being sacrificed, 1 agonizing.
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