The Offering

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This figure is the one that seems to catch everyone's attention. She's the sole figure shown in Larry Elmore's The Offering - though who she is, and what she's doing, I confess I don't know. (Obviously, she's up to no good...)

Compared with the original artwork, you'll see that Dennis Mize has changed the pose so that she's facing forward rather than sideways. However, he's faithfully kept all of her weapons in the sculpt, and even captured the "magic effect" as the skull floats over her hand.

The base even replicates the architecture of the platform she's standing on in the painting.

This is a two-piece model - the second piece being her right arm, with trident (which seems a bit shorter than in the original).