Wargames & Miniatures

Now known only by her designation as a convict since all record of her existence was lost during the recent troubles, 102822 was sentenced to serve the Khadoran Empire as a Doom Reaver for her transgressions committed while serving within the Winter Guard. Over time, 102822 began to manifest a rare degree of control over the fellblade that she bore, enabling her to slip from the arcane control her Greylord masters held over her. As a result, 102822 was able to flee from the front lines in Llael, where she was bound to die at the vanguard of some fruitless assault. Slipping over the border into Ios, she was captured by agents of the Retribution, who had use for the living weapon 102822 had become.

His name was lost to memory during the Orgoth Scourge at the end of the last invasion when the defeated host sought to obliterate every record of their passing, down to the very stones of their grim temples and towering obsidian fortresses. For centuries Maulgreth, once amongst the greatest of the Orgoth warlords of that past age, waited, his unearthly rage contained only by the silence of his forlorn tomb. Now released from both his long confinement and his virtual obscurity by the warwitches accompanying a new Orgoth war host on their invasion of Immoren, the deathless Maulgreth has risen once more to strangle the world of humanity and to bring ruin to those who would defy him.

Possessed of an ancient and malignant spirit trapped within its iron chassis, Molok rages against all light and life. With a pair of demonic artifact weapons, this hellbound warjack annihilates the flesh of his foes before subjecting their souls to his own eternal torment.

This warjack pack contains two weapon arms and a head for use with the Sea Raiders Tyrant heavy warjack model. Three 3/16" magnets are required for this kit, sold separately in the Privateer Press Hobby Magnet pack (PIP 21192).

Hulking brutes hailing from the broken homelands of the Orgoth, the taraskadons are believed to be distant cousins of eastern Immoren’s fearsome titans. Larger and even more physically powerful than their Immorese relations, these creatures are trained for war. Crewed by a single rider adept at harnessing the taraskadon’s innate rage, these beasts are transformed into fearsome siege tarasks, savage instruments of war. (Extra Large 80mm Base)

The Jackal is a monstrous machine, an Orgoth warjack infused with the savage spirit of a ravening beast. Scarred from the ancient memory of their bitter defeat, the Orgoth sought to replicate the formidable power of western Immoren’s warjacks that thwarted their occupation after the first invasion. Lacking either the industrial capabilities or the skilled knowledge for such creations, the Orgoth Vulcars turned to infernal sacral magic, ultimately producing brutal hunting hounds for their warcasters to master and command. Far more beast than machine, the Jackals bound into battle, wreaking gruesome deaths upon all who would stand against them.

Includes one warjack chassis, eight customizable arm options and four customizable head options.

If the Jackals are the hunting beasts of the Orgoth warcasters, the Tyrants are their metallic machines of war. Like all Orgoth warjacks, the Tyrants are inhabited by the spirits of fearsome beasts and are notably invested with savage and cunning: their Vulcar creators seek only the most vicious and fearsome of beasts to distill into the iron-caged frames of the Tyrants. Bristling with brutal and hell-marked arms, the Tyrants are devastating combatants empowered with arcane energies and raw Blaze power.

Includes one warjack chassis, eight customizable arm options and four customizable head options.

Built for the singular purpose of destroying anything and everything it confronts, the ghoulish Israfyl decimates its opposition with a pair of arcantrik serpentine blades. What it cannot reach with its telescoping blades, Israfyl destroys from afar with the wicked Death Whisper cannon mounted on its shoulder.

This warjack pack contains two weapon arms, a shoulder weapon, and a head for use with the House Kallyss Eidolon heavy warjack model. Four 1/8 magnets are required for this kit, sold separately in the Privateer Press Hobby Magnet pack (PIP 21192).

The Void Engine is a blasphemous autonomous weapon created by the Void Shapers of House Kallyss. Amongst their greatest accomplishments in the field of theoretical arcane research, the Void Engine possesses a dark and hungry fragmentary sentience, howling to unleash entropy and death. It attacks by opening a dark aperture within itself to unleash the raw power of the void. Its attacks are further fueled by drawing on the residual energy of spellcasting, which it harnesses to power its arcane systems. Even more terrible is its capacity to channel the connection between the death of the soulless and the void itself, which grants it the nexus to create a unique undead entity known as a wight.

The Ghast is amongst the first myrmidons developed by House Kallyss utilizing the technologies of both House Vyre and House Shyeel. Drawing ambient energy from its surroundings, like all Iosan warjacks, the Ghast’s cortex was specifically designed to suit the undead minds and instincts of the eldritch warcasters. A masterwork of arcantrik arts, the machines draw even more power in the presence of their undying masters.

While drawn from a fusion of Iosan technologies, the Eidolon is configured more like the House Vyre myrmidons of old. In addition to a wide range of arcantrik devices and powerful handheld or arm-mounted weaponry, these warjacks are also equipped with a range of experimental shoulder-mounted cannons. While the Eidolon draws significantly more power in the presence of the eldritch like the Ghast myrmidons, this extra power is channeled into maintaining its advanced weapon systems and is otherwise unavailable to aid the myrmidon in battle.

Hazaroth is amongst those ancient eldritch who have long existed in the shadows of Iosan society. An immense creature of death and filled with selfish pride, Hazaroth ventured from the darkness not to seek redemption or the betterment of his people but instead to find power in the opportunities arising in the wake of the fall of the gods. He is mockingly called the Narcissar of Ruin by his compatriots, who see his nature as well as his enormous stature for what they are and who are willing to utilize the undying necromancer as another weapon in their grim arsenal.