Picture this in your next dungeon encounter: your players push open a heavy stone door, torchlight spilling across the floor, and there she is — coiled on a rocky throne,...
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Some miniatures just stop you mid-scroll, and the Mantis Folk is one of them. If you're looking for something that'll genuinely reward careful brushwork — layered chitin plates, angular limbs,...
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There's something genuinely irresistible about the idea of small, determined creatures donning full plate armour and marching off to war. Mice as warriors tap into a long tradition of folklore...
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Picture this: your players think they've got the dungeon figured out, torches lit, marching order sorted — and then three horned, axe-swinging minotaur barbarians come crashing through the wall. That's...
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If you've got a big boss encounter coming up and you want the miniature to do some of the heavy lifting before a single dice is rolled, this one is...
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Picture this in your next dungeon encounter: the party thinks they've cleared the room, then three goblins come charging out of the shadows — one swinging a brutal double-headed axe...
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Gluttony as a concept has haunted folklore and mythology for centuries — the idea that appetite itself could become monstrous, that hunger left unchecked might warp something into a creature...
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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,...
Kenneth Collins |
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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