On'Grak, Ancient Dracolich (DND / TTRPG)

Hidden somewhere in the Lands of Stone sealed within what remains of the Rook Tower On'Grak plots his escape. Unlike the forsaken Morgantha and Ashkavan, On'Grak did not slumber in his prison, he raged. For eons he was bound by magical forces but slowly overtime he managed to make small cracks in his prison, small enough to let loose his whispers of deceit. He empowered the Swamp Troll Choorga who led an army against the Ents capturing Ley Lines. He raised up a powerful Necromancer who, with the help of goblin hordes, overthrew the Dwarven kingdom. He gave knowledge of long forgotten siege devices to the orcs of the southern magical wastes so that they could burn the forests of the Elves. Through the Bugbears he poisoned the water of the northern shamans which, over generations, made them weak and forgetful. Eventually the shamans became too fearful which caused them to falter in their tasks to keep sacred seals intact, letting elementals pour into the lands. The dwarves, now displaced from their mines of Mithril delved into poisonous caverns filled with Kobolds. Gnolls marauded the roads while Lord Arduis pondered the mystery of Black Stone which fell from the sky, any who approach it suffer terrible burns and fall to ground.

As his power grew On'grak managed to corrupt the Spirit of the Rook and have him kill his brother Eagle.

On'Grak searches for the Sigil of the Air which will free him from his prison. He has found it in the cellar of an old farmstead but it is sealed from him... for now.

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This was a fun model that I've had sitting for a while. As you can tell it's a eight-limbed dragon (4 legs, 2 arms and 2 wings). Dracoliches should normally be skeletal but On'Grak is more of a rot and desecration themed Dracolich (hence the tumorous scales). For this model I did my usual thickening and did some rigging and a lot of sculpting. It's kind of messy but I'm happy with it.

For Ancient Scale you could go with a the 180mm scaled version this will fit on a 200x200 baseplate. I have a 120mm or 60mm version as well but if you want a 100mm baseplate version there is a 90mm scaled version as well.

For printing I wouldn't recommend resin for something this big and relatively low detail unless you go with 60mm version - auto supports should be fine just make sure to keep them thick enough. For FDM I tend to print models like this with organic supports vertically on the baseplate but printing at -90degrees on the X axis typically works really well.

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