Ghouls and graveirs are hard to describe. In part, they resemble humans - yet on the whole, they are the utter negation of all that is human. Though they have arms and legs like men, they walk on all fours like dogs or badgers. Though they have eerily familiar faces, one searches them in vain for any sign of sentiment, reason or even a spark of consciousness. They are driven by one thing and one thing only: an insatiable craving for human flesh.

Miniature Review

The ghoul has a great creepy pose, with bones jutting out from its back. The base really makes it, being covered in bones and with an arm either crawling out or looking to pull a new victim into its lair.

Painting Techniques

Body

Eyes

Mouth

I then applied Blood for the Blood God in various places over the miniature and base.

Base

Dirt

Rocks

Bones

Body Parts

Rim

For all miniatures in the set I'm using a mix of GamersGrass tufts and flowers.

Roundup

This one I'm very happy with. I wanted a sickly skin feel with a lot of pink bruising and blood to give it a really gorey look. Adding Reikland Fleshshade over the Plaguebearer Flesh worked really well and is a combo I'll have to remember for the future. The dark moss and grass on the base really helped add to the creepy vibe, especially after adding a bit of Blood for the Blood God to them!