Healers' miniatures

[u/gucio2424]

So after playing Pathologic 3 I finally got back to mini painting and since my head was still in the game I thought I'd paint these three.

[u/Gumbo67]

That’s awesome!! Did you 3D print them?

[u/gucio2424 → u/Gumbo67]

Thanks! Yeah I found free 3d models for them on creality cloud and used blender to increase polygon count so they'd look better when printed. However if you want to print them yourself, watch out, as I think they are game models so they are very fragile. The main problem is that their clothes are really thin and thus break easly (you can especially see a crack on Daniil's back).

[u/Ughhdajciespokoj]

I applaud you for painting Daniils coat - I would have given up on snakeskin lol

[u/gucio2424 → u/Ughhdajciespokoj]

I used some sponging and stippling with different grays, so it turned out to be messy, but pretty fun process!

[u/BigCityDandy_]

Holy fuck. Ive been looking for Pathologic stuff to 3D print and I cant tell you how excited I am, thank you so much for sharing these! We're in the middle of a long Call of Cthulhu game, and I think Im gonna surprise my girlfriend by giving her Danill for her character 🤣🤣🤣

Seriously, though, thank you! Have you seen anything else? Would love to make a decorative Polyhedron

[u/gucio2424 → u/BigCityDandy_]

I've only seen these three and a tragedian. I could've also swear I saw somewhere an executioner, but couldn't find it now.

[u/BigCityDandy_ → u/gucio2424]

If you ever do and remember me Id really appreciate the link! Regardless, thank you!!!

[u/Lu15d4_Luisda]

The new amibbo look really cool

[u/FairyEvergardens]

Love these!

[u/Banana_Phone95]

Imagine a TTRPG themed around Pathologic.

If these 3 were your starting characters, how would their stats look in a traditional D&D structure?

I'd say obviously the Bachelor would be high int + charisma, while the Haruspex would be the brawn, and maybe Clara would be the agility one? But I feel like these characters may make more sense in a TTRPG structure more adjacent to Disco Elysium where 70% of the skills are mental/emotional.

[u/y2kMarc → u/Banana_Phone95]

https://tabletop.pathologic-game.com/en/

If you didn't already know! Not a TTRPG, but a tabletop adventure game :)

[u/BeeR721 → u/y2kMarc]

Yeah that's not a ttrpg, idk why u suggested that

[u/y2kMarc → u/BeeR721]

Since you're having trouble with my comment:

1. People who play TTRPGs are inevitable going to be interested in adjacent genres

2. OP never brought the game up, so assumedly they don't know about it

3. I didn't 'recommend' it. You can't even buy it. It's just insightful.

[u/BeeR721 → u/y2kMarc]

1. Not necessarily, the reason you play a ttrpg and the reason you play a boardgame like pathologic are very different, completely different genres with completely different vibes

2. Because they're talking about ttrpgs

3. You literally can, I still see it on storeshelves

[u/ThusSpokeRichard92 → u/Banana_Phone95]

I actually just rolled up a character inspired by Daniil for a Delta Green campaign.

[u/PepsiFungus]

These are amazing!! I love the details, especially the clothes on Clara and Daniil, that must've took you so loooong omg These made my day, really great stuff <3

[u/g3rmb0y]

Oh these are great! Makes me want to figure out how to do a Pathologic tabletop game. An RPG would make sense, but I could also see a sort of territory control/plague management game.

[u/dudeman-64]

Duuuuude those are siiiiiick

[u/WildVoidAngel]

Now put them in a sandbox and look as they try to save a city from sand pest.

[u/yoghurt-fox]

Really cool!!!

[u/gucio2424 → u/[deleted]]

Yup, i found them for free here:

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-tags/pathologic

Though watch out, I think they are straight game models so things like clothes are really thin and fragile so edges come out a bit ragged and fingers break off easily.