Starting to paint, my first step was the cape. Despite it being on the outside of the model, I wanted to use an airbrush to paint it, and it would be much easier to mask it rather than trying to mask everything else. You can follow my guide in How to Paint Everything: Blood Angels to see how I painted it. If you kept the combi-melta separate, this is a great time to paint it red as well. Once those airbrush steps were dry, I gave it a complete coat of gloss varnish and then masked it with Humbrol Maskol (use a brush you hate, 50/50 you end up getting liquid latex drying in the brush). Mix in a little more Skavenblight Dinge and layer up again, concentrating on raised areas where light would hit

Arivad’s Kiss – sold by Maddy Greenisle; sold by Yasmin; sold by Morganna Raven; sold by Grimhild Darkhead Boots of Winterlands – sold by Maddy Greenisle; "A Furry Task" quest reward ( LV); bookshelf in The EInareum ( PI). Goldenglade Touch - insane castable buff that heals us over time. (200 runes here and read how many you want; don't mind the penalty level nor the regen time). I personally prefer to use the bow most of the time, being very good against most of the opponents we're facing in Ancaria Innate Spellcasting. The Dryad’s innate spellcasting ability is Charisma (spell save DC 14), The dryad can innately cast the following spells, requiring no material components:

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In Dungeons & Dragons,the Dryad retains many of these features but also develops its lore within the game. Elves, trees, and charm spells all make up the Dryad who becomes more like a mini-Lorax than a fey creature bound to a single tree. OD&D - Dryad Level 31-49: for now I prefer to pump up Dexterity and Vitality in a 70-30 ratio (like the previous situation, you can go any ratio you’d like or need and you can put some points even into Willpower, but once again, Dexterity is essential) For the following build we will be mixing two aspects together – Capricious Hunter and Nature Weaver. Capricious Hunter aspect will represent our offensive side while Nature Weaver aspect will be the defensive side of our build. http://www.ttfxmedia.com/vallejo/cgi-bin/_modelis_info.asp?p1=ing&p2=modelcolor&p3=1#modelcolorinfo

The Burden – sold by Maddy Greenisle; sold by Yasmin; sold by Morganna Raven; sold by Grimhild Darkhead Level 35-49 – Learn Enhanced Perception and skill around 10-15 points in it until level 50; you can keep it around 1/2 character level or above until mastery you might be wondering why Detheya's and not the Mormorin's Garments of Mutation set (which most of the people use), so, I'll offer the details behind this choice possible waste of two skills since it requires both Enhanced Perception and Bargaining (some players may prefer other skills such as Spell Resistance or Combat Discipline instead of these two) Why Effortless? – for less regeneration penalty caused by this buff (far better than the other modification, Invigorate, which adds some hitpoint regeneration)Why Recovery? – we’ll modify this spell mainly for an escape one and healing will help a lot (root chance from the other modification, Roots, is good as well, but I prefer Recovery a lot more)

secondly, and the most important thing is that this set grants us a nice %Lifeleech bonus, +5% (on Niob) when wearing the full set, this being insanely powerful Most P3 Paints do not match closely with the old GW range, but a detailed explanation of each paint can be found here: http://www.brushthralls.com/pre-painting-prep/color-theory-10p3.html Add a little Cadian Fleshtone to the The Fang and layer up, leaving the darker color in the recessesBeyond the Dryad being a shy creature, not much else is revealed about her until the next few Monster Manuals. A few different creatures, like satyrs, forest spirits, and tree haunts can be found hanging with their favorite ladies of the forest, the biggest addition is that a Dryad can create a verdant reaver. Found in the Monster Manual V (2007), the verdant reavers were once the humanoid servants of Dryads who, after a year and a day of servitude, find themselves rooted to the forest floor upon waking up. Over the course of a day, they go through a rather painful process as their hair falls out and skin transforms into bark. A typical Dryad will not force one of their charmed servers to go through this process, rather dismissing them or stopping the process from happening, as it is incredibly painful and at the end of the day, wipes all of that creature’s past memories. Evil Dryads are more likely to have lots of verdant reavers as they are quite handy fighters and those Dryads don’t really care about the lives of humanoids. 4e - Dryad Leather Armor of Flame Dancing – Fortress of the Shield, Library; "Jungle Escort" quest reward ( LV). Hamadryad can still charm individuals though being charmed doesn't mean you are going to vanish for multiple years. A Hamadryad usually requires the charmed individual to perform one service to aid the forest, such as defending it from evil creatures intruding, or those that would seek to destroy trees. You now get a chance to become the Lorax! or… at least, a squire to the Lorax. Once you complete the task, you are then released from the Hamadryad's charm. Slight problem, though, is that you are probably set free in a Dryad grove, so there is a better than average chance that you will be charmed by an actual Dryad. Now you can start worrying about disappearing forever.