Budgie Folk Miniatures — Epic Miniatures
Picture this in your next arcane encounter: your players round a corner in a dusty market district and come face to face with a tiny, feathered spellcaster barely reaching their...
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Picture this in your next arcane encounter: your players round a corner in a dusty market district and come face to face with a tiny, feathered spellcaster barely reaching their...
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Undead armies have been a staple of fantasy folklore for centuries. The idea of fallen warriors rising again, still clutching their weapons, still marching under a tattered banner — it's...
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Picture this in your next cult encounter: the players think they've tracked down a ragged band of desperate fanatics, and then across the table you place a skeletal warrior in...
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If you're a painter who loves a big surface area to work with, the Bulette is going to make you very happy. The scales across the body are deep and...
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If you paint a lot of humanoid fighters, it's easy to end up with a table full of humans and dwarves that all start to look the same. This Weasel...
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Picture this: your party crests a hill and riding hard towards them is a fully armoured cat person on horseback, banner raised, absolutely not taking any nonsense from anyone. That's...
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If you're deep into a gothic horror campaign and need a batch of miniatures that are actually worth painting properly, this is one of those sets where you'll want to...
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Picture this in your next desert or savannah encounter: your players round a rocky outcrop and come face to face with a pride of armoured lionfolk, weapons raised, manes bristling....
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There's something genuinely satisfying about a miniature that looks like it crawled out of a nightmare and landed on your tabletop with bad intentions. The Summoned Beast from Epic Miniatures...
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Picture this in your next undead encounter: your players round a corner in a ruined fortress and four shambling warriors block the path — each one distinct, each one genuinely...
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There's something quietly compelling about the warlock archetype — someone who sought power through a bargain rather than years of study, and paid a price that shows. Push that figure...
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Picture this in your next tavern brawl or city gate encounter: a half orc who looks like he's been in a dozen fights and plans to start a thirteenth. That's...
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There's something deeply unsettling about a swarm of cats. Individually they're fine — aloof, maybe a bit judgmental. But a dozen of them moving together, low to the ground, ears...
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