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Box Contents ●    1 Resin Officer Miniature●    1 Infantry Plastic Base Product Information ●    Assembly: Required. ●    Box size: 3.7x7.4x10.4cm; 114grs●    Material: Resin●    Scale: 38mm In Game Role ●    Battlefield Role: Officer●    Type: Infantry   Lore: Such is the prestige and Aghm of the position of Hold Raegh, that even the eldest of Mnemancers begrudgingly concede that his deeds must be recorded. Sending even the most junior of their members to witness and record the Raegh’s actions in combat is a tremendous boon to an ambitious warlord. Warriors under his command will fight like men possessed, refusing to take a single backward step while under the merciless gaze of history personified.

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Box Contents ●    Dual Kit. Contains 12 Plastic Miniatures (Hold Warriors/Hold Ballistae, with the option of making their respective command models)●    3 Plastic Infantry Stands●    12 Bases●    2 Command Cards Product Information ●    Assembly: Required.●    Box size: 30x15x6cm; 410g●    Material: Plastic, Miniature Height: 4cm In Game Role ●    Battlefield Role: Light Infantry, Ranged, Anti-Armor●    Class: Light●    Type: Infantry   Lore: It is a testament to the harshness and potential dangers of military advancement, the fact that the bulk of Dweghom warriors have stepped off the advancement track and committed themselves to a lifetime of military service. The sword and shield remain the traditional equipment of these warriors. On the other hand, battle with a flying opponent quickly cured the Dweghom of preconceptions against ranged combat. The ballistae were the first ranged weapon developed to combat dragons and remain a powerful instrument of death against lesser foes, their ease of production and repair making them a staple of the Hold armories. Be they shield-bearing warriors or ballistae specialists, when one encounters unranked Hold Warriors, he will mostly be facing hardened veterans who have devoted their life to military service. The small percentage who are not lifelong servicemen, however, trade battlefield experience for ambition and ruthlessness, making them just as dangerous on the field of battle.

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