I decided to try and switch up my flesh tone color a bit for Thagrosh from the typical Nyss blue. Instead of going with primarily blue colors, I started with a gray base, washed with a dark navy blue, then highlighted back up with a mix of the two. This resulted in a more neutral color scheme that was close enough to the Nyss to look natural next to them but was different enough to make him stand out.
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I’ve seen some neat conversions for Thagrosh using Warmonger legs, and seeing those always made me wish I would have thought of it at the time. Thagrosh was never my favorite sculpt. Between the weird big hand, the piercings, the the wedding train he’s always been a little odd. Then again that’s Everblight for you.