This model taster set is designed for novices and veterans alike. New players can dip their toes into the world of Conquest with the Nords to see our sculpts for this faction. This is an amazing value, and a great set of miniatures for painters, enthusiasts and gamers! Nords model taster set with 4 Huskarls figures, 4 Raiders figures, and 1 Jarl figure

This model taster set is designed for novices and veterans alike. New players can dip their toes into the world of Conquest with the Spires to see our sculpts for this faction. This is an amazing value, and a great set of miniatures for painters, enthusiasts and gamers! Model taster set with 4 Vanguard Clones figures, 4 Marksman Clones, and 1 High Clone Executor

Whether fate or chance or simple accident provide the blooded their gifts, few can argue that the Blooded are more than human. Their physical appearance can vary significantly, although most tend towards the massive proportions of their divine forefathers. Many see physical gifts and martial prowess and consider the Blooded lucky, unable to understand the combat that rages within each of these individuals. The wild blood of their divine ancestors cannot be easily denied, and they are prone to fits of manic energy and rage almost as often as periods of doom and despair. Their gifts manifest erratically, their senses sharpening until the stimulus overwhelms them, while other times a hyperactive adrenal system makes them insanely aggressive and violent. Unable to trust themselves, many of the Blooded choose the path of the recluse and the wanderer, fearing themselves more than they fear the dangers that lurk in the wilds of Mannheim. More at ease with the bestial side of their blood, they often form strong kinships with those who are also marked by divine blood, regardless of their own heritage. Their intuitive understanding of the burden and struggles they all endure is coupled with the physical might to impose themselves on those who could challenge them. When raids are planned, or musters drawn for battle, clever Jarls and Kings will seek out the Blooded within their realms and entice them to service to lead the… wilder… elements of their forces. The Blooded thus stalk across the battlefield like demigods of old, leading a monstrous host straight into the heart of the enemy forces.

1 Resin Miniature, 1 x 27mm plastic base, 1 iCard

The ancient Ahmunite empire consumed itself from within as necromancy ran rampant and settlements became necropolis-cities, where soon the dead outnumbered the living. As retribution, the God-Kings or Ophidia summoned the most powerful and spiteful of the demonic djinn. Together, they unleashed a monstrous and lethal sandstorm that engulfed the Ahmunite armies, flensing skin and flesh from bone and driving them back to the wastes.

Today the Ahmunite pharaohs are driven by a willpower that conquered death itself centuries past, and are now almost unstoppable in their unquenchable wrath. To the sound of golden trumpets, the pharaohs roar their proclamations from parchment-dry throats: the great kingdom will be restored. The world of the living will end, starting with the treacherous Ophidians, and a new empire will rise.

An empire of dust.

• 40x Hard Plastic Skeleton Infantry
• 20x Hard Plastic Revenant Cavalry
• 1x Resin Cursed High Priest/Pharaoh
• 1x Resin Army Standard Bearer on Horse
• 3x Resin Enslaved Guardians
• 41x Plastic 20mm Square bases
• 11x MDF cavalry bases
• 3x MDF 40mm square bases

Over the millennia, elven ships have changed very little in their design and construction – a testament to the incredible seafaring knowledge possessed by the forebears of the Sea Kindreds. In the groves behind Therennia Adar, warship parts are painstakingly crafted beneath impossibly high forest canopies. Like organic beings in their own right, each elf ship is individually crafted, the artisans of Therennia Adar eschewing uniformity in favour of aesthetic beauty. And yet similarities exist in their tried-and-tested designs. The largest warships share distinguishing features such as hull shape and weapon complement, and all are topped with elegant parapets connected with arched bridges and even living glades of evergreens.

• 1x Resin Drakon’s Fury
• 1x Resin Wave Dancer
• 2x Resin Argus Squadrons (2 ships each)
• 4x ship cards
• 2x 70x30mm MDF bases
• 2x 30x30mm MDF bases

The Free Folk are a conglomerate group, consisting of many different northern tribes. Though they don’t all share the same ideologies or faiths, they do all have a shared goal: making a name and home for themselves in the southern parts of Westeros. Standing out from the average clansman are formidable adversaries, such as Barroq, a beast of a man who travels with his equally beastly Boar. The Great Walrus is well known for his skills in negotiation. And possibly most famous of all, Jon Snow seeks out his true destiny along the winding path that fate has taken him. Abel, the Bard, and his wife Dalla, make sure to sing their praises. These are but some of the individuals that have made a distinct name for themselves among the many faceless peoples of the Free Folk.

These retinue characters act as magical advisers to the characters. 3 Resin Miniatures

Mission Models Color Change is delivers a subtle color change side cast and highlight effect. The pigment is suspended in a clear carrier and can be sprayed over any base coat. We suggest experimenting to find the desired effect. The possibilities are endless.

These retinue characters act as tactical advisers to the characters. 3 Resin Miniatures

Though their navy is small, the Salamanders have become the self-proclaimed guardians of the Three Kings, and take it upon themselves to police the surrounding Infant Sea. The slaving ships of the Twilight Kin and the bonefleets of the Ahmunites have felt the particular fiery wrath of the Salamanders on many occasions, while all pirates know to flee when they see the distinctive fanned sails of Salamander vessels on the horizon.

• 1 Resin Herald
• 1 Resin J’Koor’Uk Class
• 2 Resin Warden Squadrons (4 ships)
• 4 Ship Cards

Originally conceived by the dwarfs as their Steel Behemoth, the concept of an Iron Beast was later brought to the Shires by the halfling Percival Arbuckle and the design later evolved by Paddy Bobart . While the designs of individual machines vary, they are all essentially an enormous four-legged, steam — powered behemoth controlled from a small cabin on the back and armed with guns, piercing tusks and unstoppable momentum. An implacable foe, they are eminently capable of smashing through an enemy army, spreading death and shear panic.

Stormcallers are the spiritual leaders of the Riftforged Orcs. They are not mere priests or double-speaking shamans, but living embodiments of their patron’s power, whose toil at sacred elemental forges, or unto the anvil of battle, is a homage to the power of Garkan himself.

• 1x Resin Riftforged Orc Stormcaller
• 1x 25mm Square Base

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted. Requires super glue. We recommend washing resin models in warm, soapy water before painting.

• 3x Resin Halfling Aeronauts
• 3x MDF 50mm Square Base

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted. Requires super glue. We recommend washing resin models in warm, soapy water before painting.

• 1x PVC plastic Sauceror
• 1x PVC plastic Greedyguts
• 1x PVC plastic Feastmaster

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted. Requires super glue.

The Monoliths – largest of the Ahmunite Warships – carry a portion of Nehkesharr’s power. Through the great temple of Shobik built upon their sterns, and the glimmering Jewels of Shobik embedded into the fabric of the vessels, these enormous galleys are true remnants of the necropolis-city – where a Monolith sails, Nehkesharr lives. Captained by no less than an Ahmunite prince, and carrying the power of an entire cabal of priests, Monoliths are a force to be reckoned with.

• 1 resin Monolith and optional part for Shobik’s Wrath
• 2 ship cards (Monolith and Shobik’s Wrath)
• 1 mdf base