Hounds of Ys, Hound-Aberrant Unit [digital]

Mierce Miniatures

£19.99

The foul experimentations upon wolf and hound by the flesh-drunes of Ys produce horrors uncounting. Mostly the results of their freakish designs succumb to the cruelty inflicted upon them in the process of their making. Mostly, however, is not all; and those that survive, at least those with a semblance of function and form that is useful to the hosts of Kernunnos, become hound-aberrants and thus taken to the beast-cages of the goad-drunes where they are brutalised even further and starved until the rabid fury within them grows to a loathing of all things. Only then - when they are driven mad

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