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The man now known as Dicephaurux was once a proud and powerful warlord. His arrogance was so great that he couldn’t stand the idea of being weaker, slower or less intelligent than anyone else. It was this hubris that lead him and his servant to the abandoned shrine of an unknown god to wish for power. Offering vast riches to the altar, he begged for the power of two men so that he would never again be lesser! Pain blossomed inside his chest and he passed out from the agony. Waking, the man rose to find himself large beyond belief! But as he looked about he saw the grotesque head of his manservant beside his own, melded into his own body and bearing a vacant expression. Wow! Look at all those Gold dice! Dicephaurux is truly the golden god. Dicephaurux is tall and lanky, with no meat on his bones! That means low Stamina, but he’s really reliable with so many Gold dice and +1s as well. His Better Than One ability allows him to ignore the first attack that would KO him, so he’s not frail! He can also boost up his attacks with Bleeding and Dazed or Fury depending on which of the Two Heads you choose, so he’s a character with lots of options. If you want to bring some bling to your Feral Den teams, look no further! Or if you’re after a wrestler you can rely on for a very low cost, he’s a great choice! Try him with The Green Bruisers, or The Furry Fury to offset their unpredictability! Resin miniature supplied unpainted and unassembled with a unique character profile card and clear acrylic base. NB: The clear acrylic bases may have a coloured peelable protective film.

This dwarf has managed to break every single rule in the Rumbleslam handbook during his career in the ring. It was apparent when he joined that he wouldn’t conform to the social norm that was expected of wrestlers, but Gomorrah saw a spark inside him that they knew would draw in a crowd. A member of a notorious biker gang, he was known as Lord of Anarchy long before becoming a star. A mean biker dwarf! Just when you thought they'd all been eaten by aliens. Wait, what? Nothing. Lord of Anarchy has the typical Dwarfen hardiness and lack of speed, but also adds in a stunning offensive capability. Choke Chain is a Grapple attack that gets straight through your opponent's GRP stat, cutting out on their dice to deliver its punch. And Falling Angel can up its already potent Shove 4 special rule into a Throw 2 after a successful Crowd Pleaser, which can single-handedly win you games! Where else would a Dwarf like this live if not the depths of Gomorrah? Get over your prejudices and include him in a Twisted Shadows team for some sturdiness, or pair him with The Timber Fists as a rough and ready bodyguard for your Sprites! Resin miniature supplied unpainted and unassembled with a unique character profile card and clear acrylic base. NB: The clear acrylic bases may have a coloured peelable protective film.

RUMBLESLAM is filled with proud warriors itching to test their mettle against strong opponents, but few are more proud than Trojan. He comes from a land ravaged by war and conflict, a land that forged him into the weapon he is today. A natural leader, frightening tactician and mighty combatant, Trojan fights with a casual ease that makes even the most confident of opponents take heed. The pressure this superstar emits in the ring has been known to steal the senses from his foes. In fact, in an after match interview one of his victim’s spoke of the experience: “I couldn’t see, couldn’t hear and couldn’t think. I-I was just, there. Just there waiting for him to finish me off." The dour Trojan is as reliable a wrestler as they come, doing well in any situation he finds himself in. For a measly 275K you're getting a great all-rounder who is almost impossible to throw out. His special abilities really shine through though. They're subtle, but can make all the difference in a match. Gift Horse is a great Turnbuckle Ability, as if it is successful, the target loses any active Crowd Pleaser bonuses. That's a BIG DEAL, particularly against certain superstars that shall remain nameless – it's Phage. I'm talking about Phage. Finally, his Blind, Deaf, or Dumb Passive Ability means you select an enemy wrestler to receive a de-buff for that round. You can lower their DEF, stop their Crowd Pleasers doing anything (take that Phage! I hate you so much), or – and this is the big one – make a wrestler lose every special rule from all of their abilities. Trojan is a man without a casino. A Free Agent can be taken by any team without losing their sponsorship bonus, so feel free to add him anywhere! The subtle effects of his abilities mean he is a really useful wrestler to have in reserve. If you know you'll be facing lots of superstars, he's a really invaluable asset to any team! Resin miniature supplied unpainted and unassembled with a unique character profile card and clear acrylic base. NB: The clear acrylic bases may have a coloured peelable protective film.

Everybody is said to have a spirit animal: a creature who guides and steers them towards the right choices in life. It isn’t uncommon for people to find their animal, but it is very rare for that creature to manifest on the person! Since an early age, The Chief has been able to manifest and utilise the abilities of his spirit animals; the mighty bear, the swift eagle and the relentless coyote. On the surface, The Chief may not look like much. But I challenge you to find a better wrestler that has 5AP and 5MP for such a good price. The real draw for The Chief is his array of Spirit Animal bonuses. With three to choose from, each offers a stat-boosting ability for that round, meaning you can power him up for the task at hand. And if he passes his Crowd Pleaser, he gets to pick 2 different animals like some kind of weird chimera! The Chief is a Free Agent, meaning any team can take him without losing their sponsorship bonus. He works best in an all or nothing kind of team such as The Twisted Shadows or Green Bruisers where his balanced skills get the most use. With no glaring weaknesses and the ability to change roles depending on the situation, he's a great Superstar for beginners. Resin miniature supplied unpainted and unassembled with a unique character profile card and clear acrylic base. NB: The clear acrylic bases may have a coloured peelable protective film.

Honour is everything to a centaur, and Kalataur is no exception. It’s rare for a centaur to take part in Rumbleslam due to their inability to use the turnbuckles. This hasn’t stopped Kalataur however as he stampedes around the ring and doles out considerable damage and pain. Each blue stripe on a centaur’s body is said to represent a notable victory whilst a red stripe denotes a loss. This mighty wrestler has never lost, and doesn’t plan on ever adding a red blemish to his muscular body. If you thought you'd never live to see the day where a half-horse half-human hybrid is cantering around a wrestling arena smashing orcs and dwarfs out of the ring, I have good news! Kalataur is an absolute beast of a wrestler. With great stats, high Stamina, and loads of movement, he really puts other wrestlers to shame. And with zero drawbacks! Okay, I'll level with you. He does have a drawback. He can't climb the turnbuckle. He has hooves, see? But what he can't do on the turnbuckle, he more than makes up for on the ropes. His Passive Ability allows him to re-roll ALL blank results on Attack dice when using a Rope Attack or Rope Ability. And his Crowd Pleaser gives him a chance to damage and Knockdown any opponent he moves past when bouncing off the ropes. You do you, Kalataur! Don't let the turnbuckle haters bring you down! Kalataur (fairly obviously) lives at The Forest Soul, so works really well with The Timber Fists, who more than make up for his lack of Turnbuckle Abilities. Resin miniature supplied unpainted and unassembled with a unique character profile card and clear acrylic base. NB: The clear acrylic bases may have a coloured peelable protective film.