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Lower Abyssals often fight in large groups, moving forward as one barely cohesive mass of bodies, eager to overwhelm and murder their enemies. When faced in small numbers, these creatures...

Hellhounds hunt the unfortunates that fall to the Abyss, tearing them asunder in an un-ending cycle of torment. All those who hear their howls should fear for their very souls.Contains:...

Beings moulded from the damned flames that burn in the heart of the Abyss, Efreets are creatures of elemental fire, using it as both a lifeblood and a weapon. They...

These mysterious, heavily armoured riders are often armed with lances or huge, two-handed weapons. It is said that they were once mortal, and yet elevated to the service of the...

Favoured of the wicked ones, and the only creatures in the ranks of the Abyssal Hordes able to communicate directly with them. The Fiends act as commanders to the warhosts,...

In the eternal conflict that is life in the Abyss, a champion will sometimes rise from the ranks of the Lower Abyssals, biting and clawing his way to the top...

Aquatic creatures of great agility and fierce cunning, these warriors are formidable Demon Fighters, and the bane of any creature allied with the Abyss.Contents: Head Options Tridents Nets Harpoon-guns Command...

The priests of the empire can summon a horrifying, roiling carpet of sand, insects and, ultimately death. Swarms are a suffocating nightmare that sweep ahead of the lines, messengers of...

At its height, the Ahmunite Empire possessed thousands of well-trained soldiers. As the use of necromancy spread, ranks of raised corpses replaced these legions. These armies are equipped in death...

Capturing and riding the great desert sand wyrms was seen as great sport by the Ahmunite nobility and their champions were often bequeathed the finest specimens to reward loyalty and...

Better trained and equipped than other warriors, revenants fill more specialised roles within the Ahmunite legions. Many fight on foot as armoured infantry, carrying two-handed glaives and pole-arms that were...