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moths posted:I'll double check, but I'm certain that I sent it yesterday. Got 2 emails from you today! I've replied to both so please check your account  Lord Hypnostache posted:I like them. I'd change the February challlenge to a more generic one , limiting this to only movies and only 2016 doesn't leave that much room for creativity. Having a general Break the 4th Wall challenge has always been my favorite, so I'd like to see it return. I agree, I removed the general TV/movie theme so February will be the TV/movie month for next season. (editing the post now) Urgh, top of page, so I'll copy/paste all the stuff I've posted just recently! housekeeping... Zark the Damned posted:EDIT: As a quick reminder, it's the final month so please check that your info is correct in the spreadsheet! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gyczYXjiTMPxtFrjYiqm1qJIQmj5hjevoWPDwos354w/edit#gid=7  OK, so the NEXT OATH THREAD is going up at the end of this month (OMG that's so soon), unless there are major objections I'm not planning to change the points or rules. I'll post the link here and in a few of the game threads, I will encourage all of you to share the Oath Thread with other threads that you take part in that I may miss out, talk it up, get excited, share how many models you got painted, etc. I haven't figured out how to do a referral system yet but basically the more the merrier, you guys know that! As we'll have a new Oath Thread (Season SEVEN! wow how time flies) I'll discuss new/returning sponsors in the new thread, ANY discussion about prizes, judgements, points, etc., will need to stay in this thread so we're not flipping back and forth between different threads please. I'll also be very gently poking the judges so we can get caught up. THEMES for next year will stay mostly unchanged, I don't recall any major failures or themes that got ignored but if there was some failing there please come forward. I think the pre-listing of the themes worked out pretty good, it let everyone plan ahead, there were some wonky ones that we just didn't have a good idea for (like...February?) but they can't all be winners! I'll try to think of a couple of different ones and welcome new monthly theme ideas, I'll post a list soon for perusal and comment. IF YOU ARE AWAITING A PRIZE please drop me a line: krushgroove169 at gmail.com to confirm I have your prize info, name and postage address. I have been in touch with a goon or two in the past couple of weeks for stuff, if you haven't been in touch I've probably forgotten or misplaced your info so PLEASE GET IN TOUCH. Also I realize there are many month's worth of prizes that need to be drawn, I will be doing that this week, I forgot Zark isn't doing the prize draws. Finally, I'm going to stop being shy just for one time every year and say that YES any donations to help out with postage will be gratefully accepted by Paypal. I'm posting out many pounds/kilos of MDF terrain, paint and other goodies and yeah it does cost a pretty penny when going to the post office with an IKEA bag full of stuff. So any help would be gratefully received. My Paypal address is frank.mckinney at gmail.com KR CASE PRIZE WINNERS These are the only goons that completed painting their KR Multicase boxes/cases last June: Schmetterling Indolent Bastard NTRabbit signal Zark the Damned moths liljonas If you completed painting your case and aren't on this list, GET IN TOUCH NOW by emailing me at krushgroove169@gmail.com, ideally with a link to your completed Oath post. I've been through all the posts from last June and have collected pictures of the finished cases, and have mailing addresses from everyone and I'll be passing on this info to KR this week, so GET IN TOUCH NOW!!!. This is your last chance to get your prize! OK so here's the provisional Challenge list for Season 7! I've moved a few around, cleaned up some of the wording and added a couple of new ones to keep things fresh, but mostly they're the same or similar to this season. quote:Challenges I'll come back to this in a couple of days to see if everything sticks, but otherwise I'm happy to take questions or listen to concerns if anyone has any. krushgroove fucked around with this message at 16:46 on Apr 26, 2016 |
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Re: the challenges. The June challenges seem redundant, in that if you've done the technical challenge, you've automatically done the theme challenge too; or, to put it another way, the theme challenge is only a numerically lesser version of the technical challenge, with nothing else to distinguish it. Unless I'm missing something. Also, for April, saying fantasy but then excluding D&D style is pretty weird. I think I get that you're going for low fantasy, but that seems narrower/less kind to people's modeling habits than nearly any other challenge, including the other April challenge. I don't have any brilliant alternative suggestions right now, but those two did stand out to me as in need of adjustment.
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The unspiration thread gave me an idea about an "extreme makeover" type theme / achievement. You'd choose a figure in horrible condition for your oath for a "before" picture. Then do whatever it takes to make it pretty, then post your results when it's complete. Basically this but with space marines and a time stamp: 
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My idea for spring or January was whatever mini you've had in WIP stage for longest, you finally finish. Or if you're a weirdo that finishes everything they start, then extreme makeover. Obviously waiving the 1 color requirement.
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For the May theme of painting the oldest model in your stack of models, does that mean the one I've had the longest, or the oldest actual mold? Hard for me to say what is actually the oldest...I assume my metal Grey Knights are pretty old.
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moths posted:The unspiration thread gave me an idea about an "extreme makeover" type theme / achievement. You'd choose a figure in horrible condition for your oath for a "before" picture. Then do whatever it takes to make it pretty, then post your results when it's complete. Basically this but with space marines and a time stamp: For this to be a proper comparison to mini rescue, the car would need to have a 1" thick layer of paint caked on it, including over the lights and windshields
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moths posted:The unspiration thread gave me an idea about an "extreme makeover" type theme / achievement. You'd choose a figure in horrible condition for your oath for a "before" picture. Then do whatever it takes to make it pretty, then post your results when it's complete. Basically this but with space marines and a time stamp: this unironically owns
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Business Gorillas posted:this unironically owns Except most of my ebay recoveries have already been fixed or at least stripped.
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Indolent Bastard posted:Except most of my ebay recoveries have already been fixed or at least stripped. sounds like a challenge to take a mini you dont like and gently caress it up for the sake of the thread
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Business Gorillas posted:sounds like a challenge to take a mini you dont like and gently caress it up for the sake of the thread Will it blend, and can you fix it? We'll see.
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 JUDGEMENT OF DECEMBER3rd Place (1 point) - Electric Hobo  Gotta say, this made me smile. He loves his job! Nice work on the edge highlights, and bringing the same red home with the epaulet things. There are elements both big and small I like about this fella… the cloak, the medals, the detail on the glove, it’s all working great. 2nd Place (2 points) - Germ  Okay I think I’ve had a moment with this scheme before, but I definitely should give ample credit for the fantastic, smooth gradients on these grav-thingies. Nice shading on the curves of the hull, those smooth planes are hard to work with. I’m also really enjoying the alternating placement of the main colors across the various planes, the slightly different hornets are cool as ice. 1st Place (3 points) - Dr. Gargunza  Behold of these two different and magically executed shades of white. Very nice job, a really nuanced scheme that still stands out great. I particularly like the grey pants and blue nitrile glove! He has a surgical cleanliness that is unexpected and characterful for an ork. It’s easy to picture how his yellowy eyes twitched neurotically when the little corner of his apron got a bit of spleen on it. Technical challenge point - DMNZ  Amazing contrast in these guys. The red here is plenty strong enough to carry the whole job, the subtlety in the banner is particularly nice. The green and white are great supporting colors, though the warm grey bordering the red and white is perhaps my favorite!
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Gareth Gobulcoque posted:My idea for spring or January was whatever mini you've had in WIP stage for longest, you finally finish. Or if you're a weirdo that finishes everything they start, then extreme makeover. Obviously waiving the 1 color requirement. I like this. Some of the older Oath threads had something like this, Amnesty month I think it was called. JerryLee posted:Re: the challenges. The June challenges seem redundant, in that if you've done the technical challenge, you've automatically done the theme challenge too; or, to put it another way, the theme challenge is only a numerically lesser version of the technical challenge, with nothing else to distinguish it. Unless I'm missing something. Maybe June theme challenge should be to paint a model that's kicking back, relaxing and enjoying life. A model that's very clearly not in the middle of a battle, waving a gun around, swinging a sword or roaring at adventurers. Something like that.
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I plan on oathing for May. I will be shooting for the "oldest model you own" challenge. The problem I have is that it is an old metal drednaught and I seem to have misplaced his feet. I have a mold and was going to make feet out of greenstuff. Is it cool if I make the feet now, or would it be more in the spirit of things to wait a few days until I make the oath post?
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That's a good question and it probably applies to the scratch built/conversion model challenge later. I'm definitely going to oath next season and I'm already planning out my projects. I've ordered some supplies to be ready for May and I'm excited. I'm not big into conversions but I've got one model in my Hordes army that I heavily converted and I may want another/more depending on the new rules coming out in July. I used bits from other kits and some press molds I made from crap I couldn't chop up easily. It'd be nice to know how much to do beforehand. It's also not a new idea to me, even though I think it's super cool. I was hoping I had an unpainted Necromunda model lying around for May but turns out they're all "fully painted". Same goes for my Sisters of Battle, even though my version of "fully painted" from that time frame was neat base coats, maybe a wash. My actual oldest model is a Saint Celestine but I've base coated her armor gold, like 17 or 18 years ago. I can probably dig out something else completely unpainted from 5 or 6 years ago. I really like the extreme make-over idea and if it doesn't work for oaths, I still want some excuse to pretty up some of the old models I still have. Mine aren't god-awful-terrible though and my painting skills aren't that much better so I don't know how much difference I'm going to get. I don't play 40K or Necromunda any more but I've still got my minis.
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I had forgotten about this thread upon recently getting back in to mini wargaming. I undercoated some models this weekend, but I already started putting black on the models after undercoating (except 1) are the others eligible for an oath, or does having 1 color on them disqualify them? If so I've got 1 I haven't touched yet, I'll just use that.
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PyroDwarf posted:I plan on oathing for May. I will be shooting for the "oldest model you own" challenge. The problem I have is that it is an old metal drednaught and I seem to have misplaced his feet. I have a mold and was going to make feet out of greenstuff. Is it cool if I make the feet now, or would it be more in the spirit of things to wait a few days until I make the oath post? The mods can give the final word but it seems like it'd be fine to do it beforehand. The oath is to take an unpainted (or primed, basecoated, whatever) mini and turn it into a painted mini. Doesn't say anything about not having all the parts together before the month. Think of it this way, if it was a regular, complete kit, would you worry about trimming the feet off the sprue and gluing them on before the month started? Obviously not. I don't see why this would be different. But again, if you're super nervous, you can let a mod have the last word.
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It might be fun to do a "Quantity has a quality of its own" month, where the theme challenge is to do a "squad" of models that goes together somehow. A party of adventurers, a unit for a wargame, or the like. I was really enamored of the old "step by step" bonus, where you had to provide in progress pictures and describe all of the paints you used. I learned tons from that, reading and seeing others' processes.
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I think it's fine to do the modelling stuff in advance as the standard rules are that you may prime an oath before pledging it. We should probably allow for the restoration projects before pic to be taken in advance (with a time stamp to show that it is vaguely recent?) as stripping paint can take awhile. Unless that defeats the point of the challenge?
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JerryLee posted:Re: the challenges. The June challenges seem redundant, in that if you've done the technical challenge, you've automatically done the theme challenge too; or, to put it another way, the theme challenge is only a numerically lesser version of the technical challenge, with nothing else to distinguish it. Unless I'm missing something. quote:Also, for April, saying fantasy but then excluding D&D style is pretty weird. I think I get that you're going for low fantasy, but that seems narrower/less kind to people's modeling habits than nearly any other challenge, including the other April challenge. I'll remove the 'no high fantasy' line. The intention was that this is great for Frostgrave players, too! moths posted:The unspiration thread gave me an idea about an "extreme makeover" type theme / achievement. You'd choose a figure in horrible condition for your oath for a "before" picture. Then do whatever it takes to make it pretty, then post your results when it's complete. Basically this but with space marines and a time stamp: Gareth Gobulcoque posted:My idea for spring or January was whatever mini you've had in WIP stage for longest, you finally finish. Or if you're a weirdo that finishes everything they start, then extreme makeover. Obviously waiving the 1 color requirement. Uroboros posted:For the May theme of painting the oldest model in your stack of models, does that mean the one I've had the longest, or the oldest actual mold? Hard for me to say what is actually the oldest...I assume my metal Grey Knights are pretty old. Lord Hypnostache posted:I like this. Some of the older Oath threads had something like this, Amnesty month I think it was called. PyroDwarf posted:I plan on oathing for May. I will be shooting for the "oldest model you own" challenge. The problem I have is that it is an old metal drednaught and I seem to have misplaced his feet. I have a mold and was going to make feet out of greenstuff. Is it cool if I make the feet now, or would it be more in the spirit of things to wait a few days until I make the oath post? Korwen posted:I had forgotten about this thread upon recently getting back in to mini wargaming. I undercoated some models this weekend, but I already started putting black on the models after undercoating (except 1) are the others eligible for an oath, or does having 1 color on them disqualify them? If so I've got 1 I haven't touched yet, I'll just use that. Germ posted:It might be fun to do a "Quantity has a quality of its own" month, where the theme challenge is to do a "squad" of models that goes together somehow. A party of adventurers, a unit for a wargame, or the like. quote:I was really enamored of the old "step by step" bonus, where you had to provide in progress pictures and describe all of the paints you used. I learned tons from that, reading and seeing others' processes.
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krushgroove posted:We did have this, but I dropped it because of games like Malifaux, etc., where you don't have a 'squad' of dudes/dudettes, and just add individual figures. Any ideas on how to add something like that, which doesn't exclude collectors of smaller skirmish-level games? A lot of skirmish games have crew boxes of 4-6 models, I'd call that a squad. The easiest way to define it I guess would be any pack of multiple minis but I dunno if there should be a minimum. Batman/Marvel have crew starters of 4 models which seems reasonable.
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The Work in Progress was a Jurnal in Season 5, I don't know if it was a achievement previously. Season 6 didn't have one though. Regarding a 'squad' type Jurnal, how about something along the lines of taking minis from different manufacturers and making them look like they belong together? e.g. a Mordheim/Frostgrave Warband or a 40k Inquisitorial Henchmen squad. I also have a suggestion re the 'All for One' achievement (assuming it's back again), removing the part about posting all your previous Oaths. All the Oaths should already be in the Spreadsheet if people want to see them, the main point is the picture of everything together. One Jurnal I liked in season 5 was the 'Breast Cancer Awareness' (slash charity of your choice) one, maybe bring that back, possibly as a achievement?
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Ugleb posted:A lot of skirmish games have crew boxes of 4-6 models, I'd call that a squad. Well there's also games like Dropzone, Saga, etc., that have 10-20 models in the starter packs, so the question becomes where do you draw the line? It's a tough one I think, and the reason that Achievement was dropped. I'm happy to hear suggestions, though, because I'm not familiar with all the games that are out there. Minimum 4 models? that's about one per week. Zark the Damned posted:I also have a suggestion re the 'All for One' achievement (assuming it's back again), removing the part about posting all your previous Oaths. All the Oaths should already be in the Spreadsheet if people want to see them, the main point is the picture of everything together. quote:One Jurnal I liked in season 5 was the 'Breast Cancer Awareness' (slash charity of your choice) one, maybe bring that back, possibly as a achievement?
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krushgroove posted:Well there's also games like Dropzone, Saga, etc., that have 10-20 models in the starter packs, so the question becomes where do you draw the line? It's a tough one I think, and the reason that Achievement was dropped. I'm happy to hear suggestions, though, because I'm not familiar with all the games that are out there. Minimum 4 models? that's about one per week. Maybe it should be something like choose at least four unassociated models, paint them, and then provide a short story as to why they're all together.
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krushgroove posted:First thing to remember is that you only get the Challenge point for one Challenge or the other. You only get one point, not 2 points for doing both. also, the Technical Challenge is meant for 'advanced' painters or for anyone looking for a challenge, which is why it requires more skin - all the various color challenges (red, white, black, yellow) require 50% color coverage now, actually, instead of 25%, to up the challenge factor. If you're not confident in doing skin tones but want to give it a go, do the Theme Challenge which requires any amount of skin (such as a face or arm). So it seems redundant but remember you just get 1 point for doing either. My problem was never that I thought you could double-dip. If anything, the fact that you can only ever get one point, with the amount of skin you paint not mattering, just reinforces my claim that they're redundant: you might as well just have a single technical challenge for painting some amount of skin, with the exact amount left up to the individual painter, and let the theme challenge be something else. The entire reason for having two separate categories for how to earn your challenge point each month is so that there can be a different approach for each. Or so I thought. You bring up the color challenges in general, and I like the color challenges a lot, but every other color challenge month doesn't do what June is currently doing-- it would be silly for, e.g., December's theme challenge to be "Oh, uh, also paint red, but this time you only have to paint a little bit." Instead, December's theme is something open-ended and distinctly different from the technical challenge, which is what I thought was the intention of having two separate challenge options, and what I'm arguing should be done for June. For the record, I liked Lord Hypnostache's suggestion. I'm sure there might be others as well.
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Cat Face Joe posted:Maybe it should be something like choose at least four unassociated models, paint them, and then provide a short story as to why they're all together. JerryLee posted:For the record, I liked Lord Hypnostache's suggestion. I'm sure there might be others as well. Riiight, OK, I gotcha. I missed that Lord Hypnostache's idea is for the skin theme, so yeah. I agree totally, it makes more sense for sure.
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krushgroove posted:Riiight, OK, I gotcha. I missed that Lord Hypnostache's idea is for the skin theme, so yeah. I agree totally, it makes more sense for sure. Hope I didn't come off as badgering ya.  You folks do all the work here. It's just that I saw something that I thought could really be improved and make the month's challenges a lot betterThanks also for accepting the feedback on the GoT challenge. I had been going to suggest having the theme challenge be anything that they could plausibly connect to GoT or ASOIAF in any way... so for example, one could paint a sassy dwarf, a dead guy on a toilet, or a fat scribe spectating a Blood Bowl game instead of working  But if no one else has an issue, then I certainly don't.
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Uroboros posted:Maybe we could make painting Ultramarines a monthly challenge, right guys? If you can convince me to go back to painting ultramarines that would be an achievement, but not in the context of this thread! Although some of my old paint jobs might qualify for the restoration challenge! :p
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krushgroove posted:Yeah I can't recall the exact reasoning for this, I think it was basically for accountability. Realistically, I'm not going to go through everyone's old posts and count posts (or models!), so if you say all your models are in there, I'm not going to go 'nope, you're missing two!' and say they don't get the point. Oh shoot, I forgot to do that. Better go edit them in.
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January Oaths! 3rd Place: Moths, 1pt  I'm a big fan of the color blue, and your work on these old-school DE really caught my eye. Their purple-pale skin offers a nice contrast to the blue and makes them striking. 2nd Place: Uroboros, 2pts  Your Ultras continue to impress me with their clear, consistent paint jobs and attention to small details. 1st Place: SRM, 3pts  You seriously make some of the best dang orks around. The skin color has the right amount of richness to it, and the glazing around the eyes and lips really give it some life. Bonus Point: Galaspar, 1pt  I really like the work you did on here. A more minimalist approach to Death Guard, but in a way that I think really enhances their appearance. I also dig that power sword on the chaplain.
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Slimnoid posted:1st Place: SRM, 3pts Uroboros posted:Maybe we could make painting Ultramarines a monthly challenge, right guys? Agreed SRM fucked around with this message at 23:12 on Apr 28, 2016 |
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Season 7 Sponsor Update! KR Multicase are on board once again (for 2 Grand Prizes again) Hawk Wargames are on board as well Troll Trader/TT Combat have a verbal agreement Wargames Tournaments have a verbal agreement Games & Gears have a verbal agreement for monthly prizes I will be in touch with all the other sponsors to see if they're happy to donate prizes again. Hopefully any orders that you guys and gals have placed with the sponsors have been accompanied by messages along the lines of "thank you for sponsoring the Something Awful Oath Thread contest!" Also, I'm happy to announce that KR Multicase have confirmed that prizes are on their way to the participants of the "Paint Your KR Case" contest we did last year - the pictures of the finished cases will be on the KR Facebook page at some point: https://www.facebook.com/KR-Multicase-199053616777/?fref=ts so check there when you can!
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Signal posted:Laziest Oath Addition: Ledgem posted:Oathing: 2 treasure chests and two mimics, mostly from soda pop miniatures Oaths Accepted!
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So here are the theme updates, the updated text is in italics. Let me know if these are clear or if I missed anything or anything jumps out at you! If you suggested something I mentioned, see below the rules, as I have some suggested new Achievements.quote:Challenges These Achievements will be added to earn you a point: #SquadGoals - paint a minimum of 4 related models in a month (or 2 28mm vehicle-size models or equivalent) - models must be related in some way, whether a tactical marine squad, Blood Bowl/Dreadball/Guild Ball team, group of Frostgrave adventurers or monsters, pack of gnolls or orcs to attack player characters, or something like that. WIP photos - show a minimum of 3 Work In Progress photos of your model(s) after the Oath picture and before your Oath Complete picture (for a total of 5 photos It's a Rescue! - earn an additional point for Oathing a model that's been neglected, half-painted and waiting to be completed. Tell us the story of why you've left this forlorn model by the wayside, and why you've picked this one to finish. When initially Oathing this model, state clearly that you are rescuing it. THIS IS THE ONLY MODEL YOU'RE ALLOWED TO OATH WITH MORE THAN ONE COLOR OF PAINT IN PLACE. Please note! This is separate and distinct from Save da Whales. Save Da Whales is a separate thing with its own rules, and importantly applies only to Oaths failed in Oath Season 7. I'd like to add a Referral bonus competition of some sort as well. In the past I thought giving a point out for each person who says 'goon so-and-so referred me' but now I think it should be more along the lines of a contest, where if you refer someone and when they post their first Oath they mention you by name and Oath at least 3 times (maybe finishing at least once?) the referring goon gets put into a prize draw to win something from one of our sponsors. The rules would be something like this: Referral Contest! To encourage new and past members to join us, YOU have been deputized - and you can win a fantastic prize! Bring in a new participant, or encourage a previous Oath Thread participant who Oathed 3 or less times in any single Oath Season from #4, #5 or #6 (I have access to the spreadsheets going back that far) to join us in our monthly painting endeavors! For each new or returning person who posts 3 Oaths during Season 7 (up to the end of April 2017), you will earn one entry in a prize draw at the end of the Season featuring something awesome from one of our prize sponsors! All your referred goon needs to do is say "goon BLANK referred me' in their first Oath post and we'll take care of the rest!
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krushgroove posted:April: Game of Thrones! OMG OMG OMG Season 7 is starting! I like the idea but I'd name it 'WHERE ARE MY DRAGONS?' Maybe swap it with May so dragons can do double duty with Monster May-hem?
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