Exelian the Forbidden – Ancient Monstrosity - Huge Tabletop Miniature By DM Stash

Name: Exelian the Forbidden – Ancient Monstrosity - Huge Tabletop Miniature By DM Stash
Brand: Greasy Miniatures

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An ancient monstrosity of Seroca that has been summoned by the Serocan Cultists near Hinatal. This herald of destruction and doom is one of the Spawn of Secret’s more overt creations, though its nature as being mistaken as a creation of Myrothlir often serves its purpose of distracting and panicking those whom Seroca seeks to manipulate. Thus in Hinatal its purpose is intended to demoralise its populace, more than feast upon them. You will receive 1 model, with base included. The Resin we use: WARGAMER by yesthats3dprinted x Fauxhammer : We use Wargamer Resin exclusively to bring you the best

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Exelian the Forbidden – Ancient Monstrosity - Huge Tabletop Miniature By DM Stash

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