Bruz the Basher – Second In Charge (Bust) - By DM Stash

Name: Bruz the Basher – Second In Charge (Bust) - By DM Stash
Brand: Greasy Miniatures

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Bruz was raised in the high tiers of Khurultai, one of many sons of the High Shaman of Kheppy, the lonely god. The position Bruz held in society from this resulted in him and his siblings being raised like royalty, though Bruz cared little for it. He always wanted to be far away from the city, in the sands of Berogtor among a war party or clearing through the Pass of Kheppy to Arrakana. He was granted such a wish, as he often was, and assigned to the warband of Gazza’s Gore Boiz. Quickly he impressed the Warmaster, earning the title of Gazza’s Second in Charge. You will receive 1 model, with b

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