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Whether it is harvesting organs from the body of your enemies, worshipping the gems of your dark deity, or just printed on that big fluffy teddy bear, hearts are everywhere this time of year. And the awesome miniatures in our range are no exception!
We have customised four special edition models available now in limited quantities as special gifts for your loved ones:
Yscarloth, the Harvester of Flesh raids settlements and townships across the galaxy, rejoicing in the pain and suffering that follows in her wake. Her beauty entrapping all those who look upon her and driving them to madness as she rips them apart.
Princess Yscarloth, the Harvester of Flesh parades across the battlefield in her graciously lethal form. Her hunger for causing pain and suffering is never sated, her victims sadly falling madly in love with her, even as she eviscerates them.
High Preacher Almeriah, strides to battle atop her War Pulpit. Driving her fellow sisters on to victory with her litanies and protestations, banishing doubt and reinforcing the faith of any army that she supports... and when that isn't enough she has enough fire power to bring low any that stand in her way!
The Altar of the Succubi is the most insane Dark Elf war machine to ever have graced a battlefield. This gargantuan machine trundles inexorably toward the enemy, rallying Dark Elves and striking fear into their foe.
No army, not matter how disciplined or hardy, can stand their ground against such unrelenting rage and hatred. Unstoppable, unbreakable, Inescapable.
Remember, these special edition models are only available for this week only!
These Valentine's Day exclusives are an extra accessory added to the these packs. The original accessories are still all included so you can choose to customize the model as you wish!
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