Hell Guardian Miniature — Epic Miniatures
If you've been hunting for a genuinely imposing demon-type miniature to anchor an encounter, the Hell Guardian from Epic Miniatures is worth a proper look. Three sculpts in the set,...
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If you've been hunting for a genuinely imposing demon-type miniature to anchor an encounter, the Hell Guardian from Epic Miniatures is worth a proper look. Three sculpts in the set,...
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Picture this in your next coastal raid encounter: a crew of feathered cutthroats spilling out of a smuggler's tavern, blades raised and flintlocks cocked, ready to make your players deeply...
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If you're after a set that's genuinely fun to paint, this Carnival Clown Gang from Epic Miniatures is a brilliant place to start. The unpainted grey resin gives you a...
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Picture this: your party rounds a corner in a shadowy back-alley district, and out of nowhere a sleek, silent figure drops from the rooftops — blades already drawn, stance low,...
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Some miniatures are straightforward to paint. You block in the skin, pick out a few details, wash it down, and you're done. And then there's something like the Zombie Kungfu...
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Picture this in your next urban ambush encounter: your rogue-adjacent ranger steps out of the shadows, daggers ready, mouth open mid-snarl — and the mini on the table actually looks...
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Badgers have always had a bit of a reputation in folklore. Stubborn, fierce, surprisingly difficult to shift once they've decided on something. So honestly, making them into a warrior culture...
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If you're building a riverlands warband or just want something a bit different on the tabletop, these Otter Folk Crossbowmen from Duncan Shadows are genuinely one of the more satisfying...
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Some miniatures stop you mid-scroll. Mr Sweets is one of them. A hulking, animate cupcake with fists made of sprinkle-crusted dough and a birthday candle flickering on top — it...
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Dwarves and smithcraft go hand in hand across pretty much every fantasy tradition you can think of. The idea of a stocky, armoured craftsman who is equally at home hammering...
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Picture this in your next urban intrigue encounter: a dashing musketeer stands in the middle of the street, one hand raised mid-proclamation, a round powder keg at his feet and...
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These little blighters are genuinely a joy to paint. The Goblin Hunter miniatures from Duncan Shadows come in three distinct sculpts, each with enough surface variety to keep you busy...
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