Trained in the martial arts as any Spartanian warrior would be, the Battle Mage takes this prowess to the next level with a mastery of the mystic arts. Battle Mages are able to use this power to weave mighty spells to strike down their enemies. But with this great power comes an extreme risk. Such powers were never meant to be wielded by mortal men, and even the superhuman Spartanians have a difficult time keeping these powers controlled and losing concentration for even a second can lead to disaster. To combat that, Spartanian Artisans have crafted tools and equipment to help Battle Mages contain this power and direct it at the enemy properly.

Fighting a Battle Mage is not only a physical matter but a psychic matter as well. While weaving spells are one of the most notable traits of a Battle Mage, their most employed tactic is invading the minds of their opponents to achieve a variety of effects. Mind control, bouts of madness, and pain are all afflictions that a Battle Mage can inflict on their opponents in battle. Whether their enemies are skewered by spear and sword or blasted apart by raw psychic power, Battle Mages are not to be trifled with!

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In times of peace, the Acropolises of Spartanian cities are often crowded to the brim with curious onlookers observed an extremely sacred form of Spartanian combat. Such matters are never fought with sword and shield however, but are instead waged by words of power and persuasion. These warriors of wisdom are known to the populace as Battle Priests. They spend long hours of the day discussing matters of war, philosophy, politics, law and whatever else they fancy at the time. These discussions often evolve into heated debates between two Priests with opposing viewpoints. Such debates are spectacles to behold, as the zeal and passion with which the Priests' argue is inspiring to those around them. No matter how intense such discussions grow, they always end civilly with both Orators being grateful for a chance to hone the art of speech craft. However, when war eventually returns to Spartanian controlled systems, Orators are amongst the first to answer the call.

To say a Battle Priest is mere spokesperson is to ignore the Spartanian upbringing entirely. While they certainly favor the pen compared to the sword, they are still proud sons of Leanidatus and can hold their own in combat with ease. On the battlefield, they turn their skill for passionate discussion into rousing, fiery litanies that inspire their comrades in arms to great feats of heroism.

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Most of the Star Pharaohs are content with their adopted crystalline divines, the Hexan. They participate in their rituals with enthusiasm, say their incantations with true conviction, and even offer the appropriate sacrifices uncomplainingly. However, there are those few members of the Star Pharaohs who do not trust the Hexan, and who openly defy and mock their directives. The Annihilator caste of Star Pharaohs believe heavily in bodily modification and mind reprogramming in order to separate themselves from their Star Pharaoh brethren as much as possible. That way, if the Hexan ever decide to turn on their metallic worshipers via mass mind control, they would find themselves up against a heavily armed, heavily modified contingent of Star Pharaohs who took great pains not only to to make it difficult to be used for the Hexan's will, but utterly impossible.

The Skorp Annihilators are a unique alliance between both Star Pharaohs and Skorps- the mining droids of Star Pharaoh creation responsible of the bulk of mining and logistics operations in the Miles of Prosperity. The Skorp Annihilators form a chimera of the two beings who are united in their mistrust of the Hexan. Their eight robotic legs skitter so quickly and leap so easily across the surface of planets that it almost appears as if they can fly.

Not all Star Pharaohs are on board with the Hexan's purported plans to free their subjects from programmatic captivity. The Annihilators are a caste of Star Pharaohs who are openly suspicious of the motives of their divine crystalline rulers, and express their frustration with their state of affairs by modifying their bodies for maximum annihilation of alien life rather than for practical applications - so they cannot be used in any of the Hexan's plans. Skittering across the battlefield on three legs, the ferocious Triskelion Annihilators express their loathing for their doomed, ever-captive programming routines via giant swings of terrible and deadly Hexphase blades into the hated alien enemy.

Surprisingly, this state of affairs is fine by the ruling classes of the Star Pharaohs, as even a mad dog can be a friend when directed at one's enemies.

The Blightroot Shade is a proxy for your favorite wraith of the branches!

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While the forest was dying, a stranger approached its most ancient spirits with a deal. In exchange for half of the grove's soul-seeds, they would teach them a ritual that would preserve the wood's essence through the aeons of death to come, so that it might grow again in another age.

At first, the ancestors refused, sensing the taint of death magic around the stranger, and assured that their own powers would allow them to weather the onslaught of death. 

Months passed. The season of Death pressed on, and the spirit's powers started to wither. Little by little, the meadows where stripped of life, leaving only blasted lands behind. When the greatest of them, a wizened birch that planted some of the first trees , rotted from the inside out overnight, the forest was on the brink of extinction.

In a last, desperate act, the remaining lord of the woods agreed to the stranger's deal. Half of the spirits willingly gave their soul to the sorcerer, who used this power to save the forest... in a way.

The grove would endure, but it would never be the same. All at once, they ley lines of the forest opened, their energies mingling with the omnipresent death magic. The spirits where pulled into the lines, their essence forever tainted by an energy anathema to their existence. Seeing the consequence of their actions, the lords of the woods broke. Their rage, anguish and sadness suffused their essence while it was torn from them into the earth, and those emotions were the last they felt for an epoch.

Now, as the ancient forest grows anew, its ancient masters are coming back, as twisted as the woods. Those Corpseroot Primordials rise from the loam, bringing to them the lesser spirits, infusing them with their dying emotions, an changing the groves around them to reflect their broken spirits. They bring a life of sorts to the land, but now, where life grows strong, death needs to be plentiful.

As for the stranger ? Some say they died, some say they still live, keeping with them the souls of the last untainted spirits of the dead forest...

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This kit contains all the parts necessary to make an almost limitless combination of front line xenos warriors for your SciFi table top games.

All parts are presupported and include Lychee files.

Models are scaled for 28mm gaming. They have been scaled to my preferences and re-scaling may be required to fit your particular needs.

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The Whaleshark is the largest standard ground transport in the Cyberzerker arsenal. Composed of a modified aquatic landing boat and a civilian heavy earthmoving machine it is versatile, cheap to build, and easy to maintain. If not the most heavily armored vehicle.

Fuedla Guard Walker, multipart, modular, many loadout options and all presupported

UPDATED 25/08/2022 presupported engineer set of 5. 28mm heroic scale