Orc Skeleton Miniature
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An undead opponent for your next dungeon encounter.
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The story
Ziskal is the god of what remains after the old skin comes away, and the Scion is what happens when a god takes that idea too literally.
It was a Fleshripper once — an animal, dangerous but honest about it. Then the priesthood fed it something out of the Shedding Caves and it kept growing past every shape an animal is supposed to stop at. The Agama do not call it blessed because they admire it. They call it blessed because the alternative is admitting they no longer know what it is.
It is kept chained between campaigns. The chains are ceremonial. Everyone involved understands this, and nobody says it out loud.
A big, unsubtle sculpt that gives a painter room to be nasty with it — sickly undertones through the flanks, bone kept clean and bright, and a restrained hand on the red so the whole model does not go to mud.
Sculpted by the studio credited above. Printed in Croatia by Vault of Delights.
A few ideas for your next session, sold individually. Check each model's scale and choose its finish before adding it to your cart.
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An undead opponent for your next dungeon encounter.
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A surprise encounter for a library, study or dungeon.
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A larger foe for a climactic encounter; check the model's scale.
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