WHOA MAN! This looks fantastic, you are getting better and better! 5/5 + like from me!

Too bad no morph to walk animations or I'd have used it in a map I was working on.

Amazing!!!
I love undead

DREADMAN said:

I love undead

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Be careful what you write to not be misinterpreted xD

Ah yes, Wrath of the lich king main screen's wyrm

Yesssss, finally the undead are coming, I've been waiting for the undead models for a long time, a 10/10. By the way, what would be the next one, maybe the abomination or another one.

The head of this dragon is impressive.

If you made a version where the particles in the stomach were orange and the wings grey it would closely resemble an ember wyrm

Absolutely awesome. Looks so much better with legs

Your work with this series of models is incredible, I love it. And by the way, thank you very much for the models you made for the campaign I'm doing with Resyak.

Didn't know how I felt about this at first since I was very used to the classic look, but comparing it with the regular dragons in game made me realize how much of an improvement this is over the original in about every way.

First off actually having all four legs is nice, and I appreciate the inclusion of the classic wing style as an option as well!

The glow not being team colored works well to convey the unit's focus on frost magic and slowing/shutting down buildings significantly better than the original team colored crystal did. Fine work you have done here!

It'll very useful for Shapphiron. Now what it lack is a suitable icon.

This model looks great... but her wings seem to be roughly impaled on her back and do not look like a single whole with the rest of the structure, it seems to me it would be nice to mount them on the sides so that the work of these wings seems ALIVE (pardon the pun)

-Please add collision to the model
-The health bar is too high, higher than the default Frost Wyrm, please fix the extensions.
-The dragon lacks the upper portion of a wing humerus. That is the arm bone that connects to the shoulder. Instead, the wings encompass the upper portion of the thoracic vertebrae (upper-central spine). I am going to ask you to fix this to at least look like it's anatomically correct from a fantasy/video game perspective. Funnily enough, you can look at dragon anatomy on Google where two types of humerus are connected to one scapula, one for the front leg and the other for the wing. You could probably elongate the shoulder attach the missing wing humerus, and then peel off the leathery remnants of the wing from the spine.