They are not your happy woodland tribe full of song and drink... oh no!...they are the wrath of the wood and are festooned with horns, bones, and living companion creatures.
I've imagined this as a Kinband that share a lot of common features. The red, blond, and sandy hair for example.
All of them share the mystical green/blue elven cloak and most have a skull attached at the waist, often with belts or strings of red beads.
There seems to be a correlation between the presence, and size, of antler like horns and the social status of the individual.
These first two are typical of the offering which usually has a male and a female version of each type of character. Here we see two Spell Caster/Wizard types.
The set included a couple of scenic bases for specific models and a generous amount of scenic scatter like mushrooms, stumps, roots, and small animals. The remaining features were quick sculpts of greenstuff. The result was an entire warband with unique, but coherently themed, bases. It was a good approach and a nice alternative to the usual limitations of commercial base sets where there would be between 5 and 10 unique bases that would have to be repeated in various aspects throughout the project.
Here are two Assassins/Scouts, again in male and female versions.
These elves are obviously Hunters and use a lot of animal components in their wardrobe.
Bows.
Swords.
Many of the cloaks have complex embossed symbols.
The Princess is differentiated by her blue cloak but she retains the mystic green hooded robe. The Princess and the Prince lead their family's infantry in its grim task.
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