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Flesh-Eater Courts: Morbheg Knights

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$37.8 $60 In stock

Category: Miniatures

Morbheg Knights form a knightly order displaying shields and banners adorned with grotesque imitations of conventional heraldic symbols. Loyal to their abhorrant rulers, they charge into the midst of enemy lines, the unsettling wails of their nightshrieker steeds unsettling foes and creating chaos as the onslaught begins. This set enables the construction of three Morbheg Knights, offering a variety of interchangeable heads, two shields each, and the choice for a champion, standard bearer, and musician.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Sebastian S. ★★★★★

The grotesque imitation heraldry on the shields and banners is so delightfully twisted, it really brings the court's morbid satire to life. I spent a good hour just picking out the perverse details on the knightly heraldry. The charge poses are dynamic, perfect for a centerpiece unit.

Alexander X. ★★★★★

The banner details on these knights are so delightfully twisted—the way the heraldic symbols are perverted really sells the whole abhorrent court vibe. The charging pose is dynamic enough to make a unit look aggressive on the tabletop. Arrived cleanly cast with no flash to clean up.

Sebastian G. ★★★★☆

The way the shields parody real heraldry is such a clever detail, and the horses' poses make them look like they're mid-charge. Assembly took a bit longer than I expected with all those small bits, but the final result is worth it.