Bestiarum Miniatures: The Cult of the Moth [NSFW]

Diesen Monat folgt Bestiarum Miniatures dem Licht.

November @ Bestiarum | The Cult of the Moth

It’s about time for some fresh new horror to flutter onto the scene, and this month’s new faction is doing just that – a demonic Moth Queen, her mutant subjects, and an ancient relic of lost aeons awaits, so let’s dive in.

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This month introduces another demonic faction in all of its horrific beauty, featuring a band of possessed cultists slowly turning into the lesser images of their terrible Moth Queen, Exuvia the Idolator. Additionally, it features a noble knight turned demonic monstrosity, Moth Knight Oleander. This character is sure to add an interesting encounter to any moth-themed session or can serve as a glorious champion of any lepidopteran warband.

Central to the Cult of the Moth is the accompanying terrain piece, the Forgotten Waybeacon. This ethereal flame has burned for aeons, rumours hold that it is a relic of the bygone ages before the Cataclysm, when Azerai walked amongst her followers and gave freely of her burning gift.

This multipart terrain piece makes a great focal point for a skirmish board – small enough to be a comfortable print, while ornate enough to draw focus on any board, it’s designed to be a beautiful juxtaposition to the foul moth cultists who swarm around it.

Our Faction Pack dives into all the dread details of these swampbound cultists. For those of you following the Lore of Doaden, there’s an extremely important section shining a light on the Nature of Demonkind in our broken world – and for the DnD players, alongside statblocks, we’ve designed a special set of rules for the Waybeacon itself – adding a powerful sense of dread and challenge to any party seeking to bask in its lambent glow.

Hope you’re looking forward to November’s minis, we had a blast designing this set, and we can’t wait to see what you do with them – if your schemes are already brewing, please let us know in the comments – we’d love to hear what you’re planning!

Cheers,

Bestiarum Crew