Description
The full story
Bell Tower Gargoyle
A stone guardian that has sat atop the battlements and spires of Castle Beaufax for centuries. The Bell Tower gargoyle was a sculpture commissioned by a member of the de Blanc family during the Second Era, yet came to life during the fateful night that Noctra would slaughter her family. When their blood painted the halls of Beaufax, the eyes of the sentinel awakened. For centuries, it watched over the empty grounds of the castle, as time wore it away and looters would try to find their fortune in its depths. The gargoyle ensured that they never ventured far, however.
Among locals, Castle Beaufax earned a reputation as a cursed place: any who entered did not leave. Those who dared to cross over the crumbling walls or squeeze through the rusted portcullis would be swiftly assailed by the stony sentinel, their bodies torn limb from limb or splattered against the stonework. Even seasoned adventurers and rogues emboldened by their prowess were no match for it, with the creature able to break apart any shield that might deter its attacks, and pinpoint thieves even obscured by invisibility within the grounds.
Now, with Noctra returning and filling the halls with guests, the gargoyle has had a change in its disposition, only showing aggression at those who might show aggression to Noctra, or aim to do her harm. Still, however, that includes thieves, and those whose intents within the walls are to leave with a piece of maliciously acquired luxury will often meet a violent end at the hands of the gargoyle, often to the annoyance of Noctra who has no direct control over the creature.
Exceptional Quality
Our models are conceived on paper and then bought to life as concept art by our dedicated arts team. These concepts are then passed on to our sculptors who meticulously create the stunning models we offer.
32mm and 75mm variants
Whether its tabletop adventures, or having a larger canvas to paint, we ensure we supply both 32mm and 75mm of every model and base.
Presupported
Supports can be tricky. We’ve always found the best way to learn is to try and try again. However we understand adding supports isn’t for everyone. That’s why all our models have pre-supported and un-supported variants.
