Conquest: W’adrhŭn Hunting Pack
Conquest: W’adrhŭn Hunting Pack
£34.99
Not all beasts employed by the W’adrhun are hulking monstrosities that dominate the battlefield. They have in fact almost managed to domesticate a smaller breed, affectionately called the uzibukhali, (smart claw). Packs of these feathered menaces roam W’adrhun settlements keeping them clear of vermin and smaller predators in exchange for scraps and access to the charnel pits. In times of war they are easily wrangled into packs and unleashed upon the scouts and forerunners of the enemies force, their cunning and ferocity making them more than a match for more powerful opponents.
Battlefield Role: Mainstay Cavalry Unit
Class: Light
Type: Cavalry
Out of stock
Contents:
- 18 Plastic Miniatures
- 3 Plastic Cavalry Stands
- 3 Cavalry Bases
- 1 Command Card
NB: All miniatures are supplied unpainted and some assembly will be required.
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