Magnus el Arkovia

nicely done

Wow, beautiful. How much did this cost you? (USD)

Have you given any thought to the name of your village? Perhaps you can have a watchtower too , in case of nasty bandits. :P Excellent village!

Looks good Kai! But I loves teh fleshy heads. =[ Yellow is a classic though, but fleshy makes it look so adorable. Btw, I wanted to make a throne room, where do ya'll get your flat pieces? The Lego Store in my city only seems to sell bricks and you still see those grid dots, that it'd make the whole decoration look sloppy.

Elf butler, hands down.

I'd like to join, the character's name is Magnus. Short story: Magnus is descended from a lost race of people called the Terrans. The Terrans are a mystical and mythical people gifted with exceptionally long lives, vitality, and few of them can control the elements. The noble and ancient Houses of Mørke, Lys, Brand, and Blæst, and Arkovis have been lost to the ages. Magnus in his youth discovered his latent and supernatural powers, having enhanced dexterity, agility, strength. Asking his father what were the changes overcoming him, his father, Freidrich, explained that they were descended from the ancient Terrans, and thus the time came when he must journey forth and establish himself and conquer the world, whatever that may be. His command over the elements is limited to lightning bolts, manipulation, and electric fields. This ability is limited to the amount of Magt (Spirit energy) he posseses and develops. His level of command over electricity and lightning causes strain on his body, and he thus faints if used over long periods of time. Thus he scarecly uses them. Descended from the lost House Arkovis, he journeys across the world studying alchemy, medicine, swordsmanship, and his understanding of Magt. Magnus is currently 24 years old. It is rumoured that Terrans do not age as humans do. His ambition currently is to experience the world and establish himself, as his father wished him.

Very interesting minifigures! I like the style of a lot of the fortresses too, well done!