Thank you! The base is just.. dirt. Like from my backyard. Lol. I blobbed some modge-podge on the base, rolled it around in some finer dirt, then picked some little rocks and coated them in super glue and tossed em on.

Highly recommend doing a little base flair to any minis you make. It's a world of difference, and takes an extra 5-10 minutes.

Yeah, I'm honestly not 100% sure what his character's actual lineage, nor do I know if he put that much thought in to it. That was just the most accurate, succint title I could come up with. Haha.

He was pretty fun! I'm hoping my friend enjoys using him.

Thanks for noticing the greens. I was showing someone a dragonborn I'd painted, complaining that it looked plain and boring. His suggestion was to highlight his red skin with shades of orange and yellow to make the huge patches of red more interesting. The dragonborn already had his top coat applied, so it was too late for him, but I carried the suggestion over here, and I think it turned out pretty good.

I've got a couple dozen orcs that need paint, I want to try doing a few different themes for each army and play around with the skin tones/ highlights. The campaign I'm running is set primarily in the snow, and traditional forest-green orcs with leather armor feels out of place; the first set I want to do will have blue to gray skin, with a dark colored armor. I also want some red to yellow skinned orcs, maybe some have purple in their armor...