Imbrian Arts: Basilisks and cockatrices are terrifying creations of nature. They bear characteristics found in dragon kin and avian creatures, covered head to toe in scales and a tough hide with tufts of long fur like feathers. The Basilisk also comes with a head variant, allowing you to create a basilisk or a cockatrice.
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Thursday, January 16, 2014
Imbrian Arts: New Basilisk Released
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Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Imbrian Arts: New Ghouls and Monk
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Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Imbrian Arts: Newly Released Rider and Demon Eye
Imbrian Arts: Scouts and outriders make frequent use of monstrous birds as mounts. They're faster than any other land animal making them ideal for scouting and flanking manoeuvres, and their ill temperament and alert nature helps protect the riders from would be assailants. Only the most cunning predator would place itself within 6ft of its monstrous beak.
A demon eye is a magical creation born of treachery and a grotesquely malign will. If a demon displeases his master, or if the sorcerer is particularly cruel and is willing to discard its servants in his effort to enact some sort of dark augury, it may feed the demon a potion wrought with necromantic and demonic power. The demon will under grow a painful transformation. A single eye will start to grow and continue to thusly until the skull encasing it cracks and breaks away. A pair of feeble wings sprout from the bloody orb and gain strength by thrashing about, flinging gore everywhere. Once fully grown, the eye immediately springs forth on its master's errand, providing knowledge and a site, for that which is unseen, and that which may yet come to pass.
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Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Imbrian Arts miniatures: final hours!
Just found this from Imbrian Arts Miniatures: Less than 24 hours to go! Here's a preview of the miniatures that will make up the Jungle Set. After the Demon Ammit unlocks at $55,000 the Jungle set will unlock at $64,000. Ammit will be available as an add on for $30 or $60 for resin. We can do this!
The Elementalist has been unlocked! We're now just a few miniatures away from a complete jungle set! Of the many inhabitants of the deep jungles, The wild elves are probably the most cunningly cruel. They live completely apart from other races and respond to most forms of human diplomacy with the spear point.
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Thursday, November 29, 2012
Imbrian Arts: Miniature Kickstarter
Hi, I just found this small Kickstarter from Imbrian Arts and decided to share him here as he deserves some attention for the excellent miniatures and because Wargame News and Terrain wants to support the small miniature companies in the industry.
Imbrian Arts offers the most beautifully crafted 32mm fantasy miniatures available. Sculpted in stunning detail, each miniature brings with it loads of character and life to your table top. They're incredibly fun to paint and would make an excellent center piece in your collection or a suitable hero or villain in your favourite RPG.
The ultimate goal of Imbrian Arts is to produce an exciting and in depth skirmish game. The framework is in place. We have an exciting world filled with bizarre, terrifying, and heroic creatures, and a unique game mechanic designed to plunge you into that world. But in order to do it right and give players the choices and options they need to have an exciting game every time, we need to expand the range and create more miniatures!
The goal of the current kickstarter
With this project we'll be able to produce 4 new miniatures. These miniatures have already been sculpted and are ready to be sent off for moulding and put into production. The miniatures will be cast in a durable and highly detailed plastic material capable of capturing all the detail of the master just as beautifully as the normal lead alloy used in other Imbrian Arts miniatures. All the greens can be found here
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