An entity of old, Horace has been a Sentinel of the Planes for centuries. The Web of Worlds was his domain to guard, a fracture of the universe that has existed for aeons, yet recently begun to expand, abused by the nefarious creatures of the beyond to travel between planes. Now, having seen the foul creature Vaezirak use it to travel from his world to Minera, Horace is forced to intervene, aiding the inhabitants of Minera against this threat.
Horace is among the omnipotent order of the Sentinels of the Planes, warriors from across the many planes dedicated to their preservation and sanctity. No greater threat befalls them than the world-eating blight of Eldraeth, a fungal plague that has swallowed many worlds over the aeons. This same blight swallowed Horace’s world centuries ago, with the Owlkin being one of the few survivors of his now-defiled homeland. Since then, he has dedicated his own life to preventing Eldraeth’s spread across the planes, so that no other worlds may befall the same fate as his.
Now, the fungus has crept up in a new plane, Minera. Though relatively young, the world teems with life, a ripe breeding ground for the Eldraeth, which has travelled through a supple servant from another world, binding its will to his mind and body. Vaezirak is now worshipped as a divine by some of the locals within the continent of Tharador’s subterranean expanses, and seeing this, Horace has been forced to intervene. The form he has taken is that of an Owlkin, something still exotic to the locals, but not so alien they would flee at the sight of him. He must now instruct and aid the resistance against Vaezirak whilst keeping his identity as a far traveller from worlds beyond as a secret. His intervention is aimed as a far-off traveller from across the sea who has dealt with the evil of Eldraeth before, thus framing his knowledge of the ailment in a matter that won’t disrupt the primitive knowledge of the young world’s populace.
He can only hope that those bound by the Eldraeth’s will are not quick to waggle their tongues about the nature of the planes beyond. Lest it may make his job after all the more tiring. For now, he has latched himself to a group travelling through the swamps of Lo Fuin, bound for the underground Drow city of Hirika, where the resistance to Eldraeth is at its fiercest.
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Our models are conceived on paper and then brought to life as concept art by our dedicated arts team. These concepts are then passed on to our sculptors who meticulously create the sunning models we offer.
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Our STLs are tested and refined to deliver consistent results, ensuring clean details and reliable prints whether you're new to 3D printing or seasoned hobbyist.
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Whether it's tabletop adventures, or having a larger canvas to paint, we supply both 32mm and 75mm of every model and base.
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Supports can be tricky. We've always found the best way to learn is to try and try again. However, we understanding adding supports isn't for everyone. That's why all our models have presupported and unsupported variants.
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