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First released as part of our "1.0 Kickstarter campaign", this dwarven warrior has become a fan favorite for building up the ranks of dwarven armies or as the fuel for cool custom creations!
One of the most popular Legion Builders we have released to date, the Black Knight has proven to be not only a great looking toy, but also an ideal base figure to help fuel many custom creations.
While most of those undead warriors belong to the Congregation of Necronominus, there are a handful of skeletons who have broken away from this faction and who now find themselves aligned with the Sons of the Red Star and their leader Skapular the Cryptbreaker.
One of the most visually striking figure designs in the Mythic Legions line is the evil warmonger known as Gorgo Aetherblade. With his red and black armor and his imposing helmet topped with a pair of large antlers, he is certainly a force to be reckoned with as the “merciless commander of the Legion of Arethyr.”
A look at the ghostly figure from the "Advent of Decay" wave, including information on how his "glow" effect came to be, some fun bumps along the road to his creation, and some great examples of custom figures using this amazing head sculpture.
The story behind the "Kickstarter Exclusive" figure from Mythic Legions 1.0, including the controversy that surrounded this golden-armored dwarven warrior!
The lore of Mythoss tells of ancient times when four heroic beasts rose up to battle the great evils of the Realm. The first of these beasts to make their way into the Mythic Legions toy line was the “crowned eagle”, Eathyron.
For many fans, the Barbarian Builder deluxe set from the very first Kickstarter is the line's definitive release which shows everything that is great about Mythic Legions. This "Figure in Focus" article takes a deeper look at this amazing set!
The Stone Troll was one of the first of these monsters to make its ways into Mythic Legions. This article will take a look at this incredible figure, including some looks at his early development.
Released in the first series of Mythic Legions figures, this skeletal swordsman is a perfect example of how a figure can change pretty significantly from their first appearance to the time when they are final released!
A deeper look at one of the dark gods of the Mythic Legions story - the fiery personification of war, Arethyr!
A deeper look at the green-armored dwarf, Orn Steelhide - including concept art on this character!
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