I'll most likely trade or sell this magnificent fella, as I have no plans on starting a Legions of the Petal Throne collection. Overall, the Great Sro is a very, very cool dragon for your Empire of the Petal Throne or other fantasy game. The only downside is he appears to be missing one of his two curved horns.

The snout has a unique look, almost as if covered by a piece of plate armor. The overall sculpt is very nicely done and just screams old-school from just about any angle. Where it does shine a bit is the arms: the left arm pointing right at YOU! and the right arm brandishing a nasty-looking sword that could be metal or could be a flaming sword. SIZE UNCUT Tekumel Empire of the Petal Throne Book of Ebon Bindings (1st printing) Spell and the Gypsy Collective Mystic Black Floral Boho Bohemian Mini. The pose isn't terribly dynamic, as all six legs are pretty much lined up the same. I wasn't able to Bing/Google any particulars about Sro, so I'm pretty much in the dark about his background, stats, or how he fits into the grand scheme of all things Tekumel. Empire of the Petal Throne 1 - 23: Roads from Jakalla: Gaming Fiction : Fiction : Jerry Westergaard- 28: Wargaming World: Wargaming World: Miniatures : Generic - 30: Fineous Fingers: Minus Fred and Charly: Gaming Comic : Fiction : J.D.

He measures 9' from snout to tail, and each wing is 6.25' so his wingspan when assembled should be around 13.5' or so. Sro is pretty big hunk of lead, weighing in at almost 1 pound 9 ounces. I'm assuming TOG stands for The Old Guard. Shen warrior by Kim Strombo, The Space Gamer 71, Nov/Dec 1984, featuring the Tkumel setting with its Empire of the Petal Throne and Swords & Glory rules. inside the right half and SRO by Murray inside the left half. Sculpted by Alan Marsh, the latest addition to our range of Armies and Enemies of the Petal Throne continues to strengthen the forces of the Yn Koryni. This line appears to have been sold under several brands - The Old Guard, Murray Miniatures, and eventually Ral Partha. The Internet has made possible the growth of a strong community of TГ©kumel fans which is increasing in size all the time.I recently picked up a large dragon that I couldn't readily identify, but still looked at least somewhat familiar - you know when you've seen something at least once, but you just can't put your finger on it? So after some poking around on LMW and SoL to no avail, I stopped by and found what I was looking for: NH-005, the Great Sro armed with sword from the Legions of the Petal Throne line of miniatures. A healthy mailing list frequented by the Professor added to the material continually, and new TГ©kumel products are always in the works (a fourth generation RPG system has just been released). for all of the major and most of the minor cultures. Tkumel and The Empire of the Petal Throne are the creation of M.A.R. Gain access through this nexus point to a range of 28mm miniatures devoted to all aspects of M.A.R. Barker - first published by TSR in 1975 as 'Empire of the Petal Throne'. Barker has developed scripts, languages (in the case of TsolyГЎni, a language that can be spoken, with a grammar handbook and lexicon, like TolkienвЂ™s Elvish or Star TrekвЂ™s Klingon), histories, modes of dress, etiquettes, architectural styles, weapons and armor, religions, legal codes, demographics, sciences, etc. Being a range of 28mm scale miniatures for M.A.R. A blog which chronicles adventures set in the richly detailed world of Tekumel, created by Prof. The legions of the Petal Throne line were originally created in 1976 by The Old Guard with William Murrays grooves 2. Since then TГ©kumel games have been published by several companies (among them Different Worlds, Theatre of the Mind, GameScience, and recently Guardians of Order) and a wealth of gaming and source information game systems, miniatures and miniature rules, maps, fanzines, background material, a treatise on demon summoning, a bestiary, language books, adventures, even five novels has been developed. TГ©kumel saw its first published form in 1975 with Empire of the Petal Throne, the second game published by TSR, Inc., the makers of the incredibly popular role-playing game Dungeons and Dragons. Article Edit | History | Editors Action Page

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