Hobby update Frostgrave Witch Hunters

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With plenty of time for gaming at the moment, I have started a solo Frostgrave campaign.
I am using Solomon Kane and his witch hunters. Solomon is an elementalist and so makes use of fireballs and flaming hammers to bring justice to the enemies of mankind. Enemies are defined as anyone Solomon doesn't like or is suspicious of.

Here is the band after the first game. The templar Aemos has joined the team and ready to bring his big axe down on any witches, mutants, daemons or undead.
Here are some reserve models. I have some warhounds, they are signature models for witch hunters, Bernard the Thug, wearing the yellow jacket died in the first game but we might need his cousin Ahmed at some point. We also have a knight. I'm not sure what I want the pistols to represent. They don't correspond to anything in Frostgrave.

I am currently compiling a video battle report of the first mission. I recorded the whole thing on my phone so it's taking my computer forever to export the video.

I also finished making a tomb. I started this back in the beginning of the End Times. The tomb is made from chunks of tree bark, painted and dry brushed. It also got a coating of mud weathering powder.
I also gave Krell an updated paint job. Here he is about to engage in a sparring session with Morkar the Bloody.

I have been working on the Guards from Traitors Toll. There are some more details to paint and a couple of extras. But they did sterling service as a squad of the Schlemdorf militia. 



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