Glaive-Seza, Death-Abhorrent [digital]

Mierce Miniatures

£7.99

The death of Seza, that despicable maiden of Breten Vyhan, led to her rebirth in the flesh-forges of Ys and a destiny few would seek save the insane. Her enemies' relief at her passing was short-lived, for her resurrection - horrifying enough in itself - wrought changes not only of her form but of her strength, of her brutality and her ferocity. She had truly become an abhorrent, a creature neither man nor beast but a joining of both, and the madness of her flesh-smith - plain to see in her mutations and her augmented body - manifested further in her mind, in her agony and her ecstasy, in her

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