Poll : Why did you joined? :D

The modularity was THE selling point for me.

Rob Leonard

So sad I missed the calendar, but I'll have to live with snoozing and losing. Finally joined up thanks to the modular sensibly clothed ladies ^^

I joined a long time ago, I think it was the blacksmith release. BIG fan of the models, and you guys even inspired me to go back to school and get a degree as 3D artist :)

Zena

I joined in the past for a particular release, then dropped membership. Rejoined for the calendar but staying for January and February for the releases. I can't financially justify retaining membership unless the pieces are things I know I'll use. Will always keep an eye on you though because I love your style.

Aaron

I joined a long time ago (over a year, maybe two-ish?), because you guys were the one patreon releasing consistent and high-quality scatter.

Auluaden Bartolli

Recent addition to the group! Never used Patreon before, but Vae Victus is certainly worth it. After skulking around on Etsy and my mini factory for years, dreaming of getting a resin printer, I finally have one! You guys were the first modelers that came to mind. The style attracts me. The characters you make are stories in themselves.

I’ve been a sub for 14 months because no one makes more interesting or unique NPC type characters. I also enjoy the little or no support printing to load up a tray for hassle free printing. Keep up the great work looking forward to the new year of designs.

Eric Lee

Oh yeah, glad you noticed haha! We worked for resin and metal casted miniatures before Patreon, so we know more or less what will be realisticaly paintable as a mini and what will not. Always fun to push details, but clearly after a certain point it's just for cool renders and will never work for most people!

I love that your minis are designed as minis and not just to create cool renders. I rescale most to 28mm to fit other ranges and a lot of stuff out there is not designed (proportion or detail wise) for that scale or to fit people's existing collections but your designs are!

Kenneth Van Bogget

The December release for building frostgrave warbands for sure. Have been hovering around for a while and bought some models but the latest two really hit the spot. =)

Ville Kemi

I joined because I kept finding miniatures that were in a style I enjoy, with unusual concepts that didn’t stray too far from dungeon fantasy role playing norms, which are useful for a lot of gaming miniature situations, and didn’t constantly pander to prurient interests. My daughter plays role playing games with us sometimes, and I get tired of explaining to a child why some hero is fighting in her underwear. This month we have a lot of fighters who look like they can fight, and I couldn’t be happier.

David Ammann