Poll for January

Hi everybody,

now that this month is uploaded and ready for your printers, I want to know what I'll be sculpting next! Two new entries are added to the list. Let them fight!

The Halls of Baragun. A group of weary adventurers reaches the dwarven fortress of Baragun - the Red Doors - in search for its renowned iron smiths. But the giant doors are unguarded. The Halls, with their mighty colonnades, silent. What is lurking in the dark shadows? - A dwarven themed terrain set with the huge fortress doors, a tall colonnade, the forge, and the monstrous horror that emptied it. The plan is to make a huge sized monster, I am open to suggestion on the design! (My mind goes to the obvious inspiration for this set, but I'd like to try something different.)

The Ulmenian Caravan. A colorful array of carts is park outside Mergerborg's walls. They belong to the Ulmeni, an ancient nomadic people, wise in the ways of commerce and foretelling. Don't be fooled by their warm smiles: their Matrons are said to have powers far stronger than mere scrying. - A group of carts partly inspired by the Vistani design, with playable interioris, an Ulmenian matron, a summoned creature, and the oxen moving the carts.

Al'Nab, the Oasis. Thirsty and famished travelers often end up in Al'Nab with a sigh of relief. Although its name may seem ominous - the Tusk - it is a peaceful place... as long as you stay in your tent at night. - A fantasy Persia themed set, with palm trees, a bazaar, caravan tents and the horror of the Oasis.

The Labyrinth. A thin rope made of red silk. "If you lose this, you will be lost." They ventured between the towering rock walls of the house of Asterius, never to be seen again. - A highly modular greek-style labyrinth terrain, with a Minotaur!

The Goblin Cave. A dump cave filled with traps and totems to the Green Mother. It is said that the greenskins are not it's only denizens... - OpenLOCK rocky cave terrain (also with a non-OpenLOCK version) with stalagmites/stalactites, mushrooms, and goblin-style objects and props. Also, goblins! (And a D&D classic surprise).

The Iron Mine. Once the richest mine along the High Road, it is now home to a cruel and bestial monstrosity. - OpenLOCK mine terrain (also with a non-OpenLOCK version): carts on rail, collapsed sections, miners assets and a final lair filled with bones, and its denizen!

I can't wait to see which place will win, and I wish you happy hobby time!